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SATURDAY,FEBRUARYS,2003
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Keeping his promise to students. Oscar Santoyo of Save Our Youth gets a new hairstyle at the youth center rn Costa Mesa
A slllall price to pay
Save Our Youth Director Oscar Santoyo
gets an amateur haircut from clzildren
who m et their a cademic goal
Oeepa Bharath
Daily Pilot
''Notthe eyebrows.
gu~.
plea'>t'!"
Ille plea for
meny came from
Oscar Sanloyo, dlrecwr of ~vc
Our Youth, as he -.at on a chair
I riday evening '>um>ltnded by
a bund1 of '>tudents anned
wtth hair clippers and hair dye
Santoyo had prorn~>d h~
'itudents in Save Out Youth\
academic program thal 1f Lhl'y
each earned a grdde 1>01111
average of 2.8. they could do
whatever they liked to hi-. hair
and he would keep the "'>tylc"
for a "'-eek. h1Mevcr
hunuliaung.
WeU, to put 11
mildly. San1oyo\
poor hai.r didn't
stand a chance. Inc
student!>' rumulauve
GPAWd.'>3 I
Santoyu w~ not
the only one who made a deaJ
f\vo of the coordmJtol"I
pmrru'ied the kid., that they
could pelt them with p1t"i tf
they got good grade-..!)()
Acadenuc Coordmator Navie
I lunado and Boy-. Coonhnator
Jo')(' /.ap1en ate quite a hit of
whipped cream a1> '>tudrrw,
hurled pie after pie. Above: Oscar San toyo checks out hrs new do in the mirror.
Inset: Santoyo bleached his hair earlier in the day so that the
See PRICE, Paee A4 dyes students put in would be more v1s1ble.
Terror alert
heightened
Lo cal agenc ies step
up activi ty after
federal warnings.
I lotel"i, banks get
s pecjfi c atten tion.
Deepa Bharath
Daily Pilot
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See ALERT. Paee AS
OCC students in
class scramble
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turn students away.
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Dally Prior
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See OCC, Paee A-4
Rents won't change much in Newport Beach
USC study finds re nts will rise 8% overall in
Orange County through 2004. Local
high-end housing market is an exception.
Paul Clinton
Dally Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -Local
renters are expected to see milder
rent hikes than their counterparts
in other areas of Orange County
and the Southland between now
and late 2004, a USC study shows.
Newport Beach. with a market
geared toward high~end renters. is
"expected to have comparatively
slow rent growth.· said Raphael
Rostic, the author of a thcoreocal
projec:non released by USCs Lusk
Center on Thursday.
The Casden ReaJ !::.state F..co-
nomlcs Fo~ as it is called,
analyzed trends in Los Angeles and
Orange counties. as well as the In·
land Empire, and offered predic-
tions ror the coming two years.
In Orange County. rent!i are ex·
pected to rise 8% by the end of
2004. Inland Empire rents are ex-
pected to go up the mo t. at 15%,
with Los Angeles County rents
next with a 12% nse.
Newpon Beach's rent hikes are
in the lower tier of the county's
more than 30 cides. f>espite tha1
news, the report <;aid Orange
County is the tightest market for
apartment vacancies. The county
has a 95% occupancy rate, the
Mudysaid.
"The tight market will not trans-
late into significant Increases In
rent in Orangt• ( ounty," Bostic
said.
Orange C.ounty\ 4% unemploy-
ment rate ~ tJw lowest 1n the
Southland, even though job
growth has -;taJled and its
economy has .,JOWl'd
The find~ of the '>tudy square
with what lrvine Co. managers are
seeing in their rom pany\ apart -
ment complexe<. 111 Newport
Beach.
The company now has a 95%
occupancy rate, which carries
over to the newty built Tuscan
villa-styled Newpon Bluffs apart-
FAMILY TIME
Parents db the darndest things
P aJ"ents are funny people.
They spend much of their
waking hours doing things
for thdr ldds, including
worrying a.bout them. Then,
they finally get to go on a
long-overdue date, and what do
they talk a.bout over dlnner7
Their ldds.
Most of the reason for that Is
because there ls simply no
other time to talk about them
-or anything else -durlns
the week. Aunlly members have
been reduced to blurs. tmagea
eeen puling through the
kitchen or living room or ebowtrl8 up momentarl)y tn the
c:er 11. they bounce from place
to ....
STEVE
SMITH
My wife
and I have
these
con~
sations that
take place ln
between
~ eltewedo.
lnstead of
making these
dialogues a
p~r1ty, by
actually
setting ulde time to talk. we do
It ln the morning u we m..,
on the phone wherl we're hwy
at work or at nJcht when we're
too tired to th.int IU'IAlbt.
MNally, the phorW: caDI
during the day aren't so bad.
After all, Isn't It nlce to hear a
loving voice instead or the
grouchy ones we often get?
Well. maybe It's just me gettin8
the grouchy calls.
At baseball practice, we have
not yet had full attendance. Last
Thursday, one ldd was sk:k. and
another had a conOict ln the
schedule. 'IWo days before. a
cUft'erent kid had a different
conflict.
Still. we're getq 10or11 out
or 12. which I comlder
outstandina in thia • oC ·ptng·pona parenthood.• ((you
have kidi, you knoW what &hat
meens: beet and bth betw9er\
tChoOI. wort and home.
Curiously. things seem to get
better when a two-parent home
is temporarily down to one. I
have compared notes with
many friends and have yn to
have anyone disagree with my
theory that one parent can get
more done it the other one
temporarily out of the picture.
aay, on a bustn o1p.
Why that ii so. I don'\ know. J
Wl only draw from the
e:xperlences ln our home, and
in our case I am sure my wtlc
geu more done becaule &he
dOet not haw her melC)'
husband to~ about
I don't dlim to be the tDC19t
... FMaY,,._.M
menL'>. c;pokt">woman Jenrufer
Heiger ...a.id.
"We l'On.'>lder that to be. for all
practical purpose.. full." He1ger
saJd. ''We exJX'('t rent' to increa-;e
slightly I~ yearl"
VacanCle<. 111 the higher-end
apartment!> have become a much
more regular occurrence because
of hi.'>toncally low mterest rates.
which have inspired many of
those renter. to buy condomin-
iums and homes.
Newport Hearh now has a
93.!Ri occupancy. Bostic saJd Fig-
ures for C.oc;ta Mesa<. OCCUpdllcy
Daily Pilot
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WEATHER
Go be<* to sMep. There's•
chance of morning ,..in.
OthetwlM, partly sunny.
S..PactA2
FURTHER DELAY
ThoM wMtng for Bonita
Canyon pett '°open now
haw IPfft*ten to blame.
S..PlpA3
~we not available
&r.t11 '><Ud the avera~ apan
ment 111 Nt>\vpon Reach ren~ for
SI 700 n~. a .uqr,, increase from
a war ~ The average Orange
C "unt) JJ13IU'Tlent rents for SI .2<X>
a month
"ipe(.1fil rent dat.a for (.osta
Mt"ki wa.., abo not available. Bos-
lll 'i3.Jd
• MUl ClJNTON covers the
env1ronmem, business and Polrtic::s.
He may be reached at 194917644330
or~e mail at
paul cltnton er laflmf'S com
SPORTS
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A2 Setlwday, February 8, 2003 Daity Pilot
-FAIT.H
THE MORAL
OF THE STORY
IN THE SPIRIT
Good humor
brings a
good life
New pastor follows his calling
• "Humor Ls not a trick. net jolt:a: Humor is
a p~ in the l;Wrld like grace and shines
on everybody." ·
-GARRISON KEIUOR
L ast week. I introduced you to my
friend Guy Owen. He wrote the poem
about my bicycle ~pillS. This week. he
is sharing my column.
Guy is a professional "funny man· and
motivational speaker
who highJy values
humor in his
presentations and his
everyday life. He
works as a clean
comedian both here
and around the
country.
lake it away, Guy!
Remember when tlu!
(Jood Humor Man rrxk
through our
neighborhoods when
we were ldds7 We all
had our faoorites: the
CINDY
TRANE
CHRISTESON
"bullet pop,· a "drumsrick" and, my favorite,
the "fudgedcle!"
1 can still taste ii, can still recall tlu! sheer joy
and excitement I felt when I heard that sweet.
mouth-UXJlering, Tam swear-stopping music.
My buddies and I froze for }List an instant and
then bolted nine different UM'l)'S for our moms'
purses. We had to be quick not to miss the
truck. Sadly. it seemed thaJ f!lll!ry day
sommody's mom wasn't home. so usually at
Wo.st one of us Juul to watch the rest of us
deoour the ice cream so fast it crmted tlu!
behind-the-eye brain freeze!
Don't ~u wish the (Jood Humor Man was
still around, not so much for dispensing ice
cream but for tlu! associated fee/in(! As I speak
around the country. one cheme that runs
through my present.alions is the importance
thal humor plays in life. In my talk "11ie Set.ten
Habits of1btally IN-Effective People," I always
discuss the impact of not having a sense of
humor.
Having a sense of humor doesn't mean~"
have to be the life of the party or a great joke
teller. A sense of humor is not a talent; it's an
outlook. It's taking or" responsibilities seriously
but taking ourselves. and the bumps and
det.oUJ'J of life, much more lightly. We need to
be a greal parent. an indispensable employee
and a fix:wed breadwinner for sure, but we
also need co enjoy tlu! world God has crealed
around and for us. And there's some pretty
funny srujf going on.
When my sons were ~ung and still
susceptible to a fath~s embeUishrrients, I
would tum a can of soda upside down and
loudly moan. "Oh nor When they worriedly
ask,ed," Whal daddyr' I'd say, "Look at this,
they messed up and put tlie pull tab on tlu!
bottom of the can. Do~ guys reaUu hew fast
we have to drink this? c;all1er around."
(They finally stopped falling for it last yoor.
which made me proud. in a UKlJI. Of course.
tltey're 28 and 26, so maybe "proud~ is a
stmch).
StJdly. we too often all.ow "life stuf!' to get the
best of us, instead of fully enjoying life as God
created He created lalAg#uer and allows plenty
of slwts of "Good Humor Man" admialin
through our system to distract us from so~
to pfck us up, keep us going and give us lwpe.
So, /augll at ~urself a little more often, and see
if hope doesn't rome knocking on ~ur door.
Keillor's words say it well Humor and grace
are available to shine on everybody.
And you can quote us on that
• CfHD'f TRANE CHRISTESON is a Newport
Beacti resident who speaks frequently to
parenting groups. She may be reacned via e-meil
at cindy@onthegrow.com or through the mail at
P.O. Box 6140-No. 505. Newport Beacn, CA 92668.
By Mlc:hele Marr
I n January 2002, the Very Rev.
Canon David C Anderson,
then rector of St. James
Episcopal OlUrch in Newport
Beach, announced his plans for ,
retirement. Anderson bad been at
the helm of the church for 16 years.
During that time, he lead the
parish through a $7-milliQn,
two-phase construction project,
which endowed the chwch with a
new education building, an
administration building and a new
sanctuary with a 28-stop,
electro-pneumatic pipe organ.
Anderson's announcement thrust
the 61-year-old parish into a search
for a new senior pastor that lasted
nearly a year.
The p~ was careful and
arduous for the church's vestry, the
search committee and for
candidates alike. Jim Dale, junior
warden for the parish. said they
were fortunate to have the search
move so quickJy.
·we were loolcing for an orthodox
conservative, someone who stands
on biblical truths and who is also
evangelistic in nature,~ Dale said.
The right candidate needed to
possess strong pastoral skills and
needed to be committed to lay
leadership, to youth ministry and to
community outreach.
On Nov. 23, the vestry and the
congregation put the final <!ecision
to prayer. After months of research
and hours-long interviews. the field
of candidates was narrowed to a
handful. Father Praveen Bunyan
was among them.
"Listening closely to what God
was speaking to us about, after
prayer and after everyone shared
their opinion, it became so clear
that Father Praveen was the
choice,• Dale said. "When the vestry
voted, it was a unanimous decision
on the first ballot."
Bunyan holds a master's of
clivinlty from Union Biblical
Seminary in Pune, India and a
master's of theology in New
Testament from the Talbot School
of Theology at Biola University in La
Mirada. He earned a bachelor's in
life sciences and master's degrees in
public administration and political
science from Madras Ouistian
C.OUege in Madras, India.
He comes from a long line of
Anglican clergy. His grandfather was
the first Anglican bishop in the
Church of South India. and his
father is an Anglican priest. He is a
FAITH CALENDAR
SPECIAL EVENTS
KIDS HELPING KJOS
The Child Centered Church children
are working on homemade
valentines to give to the children at
Children's Hospital of Orange
County. Child Centered Church is at
2634 Vista Del Oro, Newport Beach.
For information. call (949)
640.7343.
AIOSHOME.aASEOCARE
PROGRAM
St Marte Presbyterian Church of
Newport Beadl will be colleciing
supplies for a home-based care
program for people with HIV/AJDS in
the sub-Saharan region of Africa.
The program trains local churdl
volunteers in Africa in the specifica of
ConlWlaon
family man, with two teenage
children, Ida and Ben. He wife,
Veena, is also a priest
Bunyan bas years of experience
as a priest and pastor, baving served
as the assistant to the rector at St.
Luke's of the Mountains Episcopal
. Oturch in La Crescenta and then as
Interim rector of SL Luke's Episcopal
Otwcb In Fort C.Ollins, C.Olo.
From 1999 until he was called to
St. James, he served as the rector of
St. Martin-in-the-Fields. in Aurora.
C.Olorado, where he earned a
reputation for his interpersonal
stills. his inspirational preaching,
and his energetic and visionary
leadership.
When the search committee at SL
James first approached him about
becoming a candidate for the
position of rector, Bunyan had
some conce(TlS.
"None of them were about St.
James,• be said His concerns were
about uprooting his family from
their home, uprooting his children
from their schools and his wife from
St. Gabriel's Episcopal Church,
where she was the assistant to the
rector.
And he was just as concerned
about leaving St.
Martin-in-the-Fields.
"I really agonized over thal. ~
Bunyan said.
But when he took his concerns 10
his junior and senior wardens, they
told him, ·we love you so dearly,
but you need to be listening to God.
lf God has plans for you. he has
plans for us.· And his family told
him the same thing.
.. The Lord began to convince me,
slowly and surely through prayer
ahd through scripture. through
prayer with my family and wit!1 my
prayer partners," Bunyan said.
But he still asked God for one
sure sign.
As a final affirmation that he was
to go to St. James, he told God lhat
he wanted the vestry's vote to call
him as the new rector at St James
to be unanimous.
"Ifll is 10-2 or 10-1. I'm not
going,· Bunyan said he told God,
and then took it back. feeling he
had perhaps overstepped his
bounds by putting God to the test
like that
Then he got the call. He was on
his way home from a retreat in the
mountains, in an area, he said,
where his ceU phone had never had
service. The phone rang. The
connection was perfect and clear.
Dale remembers the call. too.
caring for HIV/AIDS patients. Eadl
trained volunteer will then instru<:1
and guide 10 HIV/AIDS patients and
their caregivers in optimum care.
The program will be laundled
Sunday and run for several weeks.
FRIENDS OF MUSIC SERIES
The fifth concert in the 2002-03
Friends of Music "First Sundays at
Five Series• will continue Sunday at
5 p.m. at Saint Michael & All Angels
Episcopal Church, featuring "Solemn
Evensong for ~ndlemas• candles,
chants and incense to observe the
Presentation of Our Lord Jesu•Christ
In the Temple. AJI are welcome an
there is no admission charge. The
church is at 3233 Pacific View Drive in
Corona del Mar. For Information, call
644-0463.
PIANISTS OIETZER ANO FOSTtR
Thent will be a performance of dance
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K(~TTRfPTOW DA • C
Father Praveen Bunyan 1s the rector of St James Episcopal Church
After the unanimou' Vt''>rry volt' lo
call Bunyan as tJ1e nl'\\ ret"tor ell 'ii
James, Dalt> and All:'<. \1mp-.on, lhl'
parish'i, sern or warden, inVJll'tt the
whole veslry 10 lhl' ve\try room to
make the call to Bunyan
#When he acceplt'<l the e<.11l 1111
become Lhe new rt't tor at ~l
James), the ve.,1ry hrule l)UI 11110
cheers,· Dale said "There \\,l\ nm a
dry eye in room. It wa., the mo..i
joyous moment I will c•ver
experience in my hft• I will m·wr
forget that
·Father Pra\et'n.., .tn mru•chhly
godly man." he said. • nH' low of
Christ shinec; fonh from 111111 I"'
music for duet piano today at 5 p m.
at the Orange Coast Uni1anan
Universahst Churcti T1dcets are S12
for adults and S7 for students The
churdl 1s at 1259 Vlctona St., Costa
Mesa. (949) 651-8493
NOTED JEWISH SCHOlAR
Prof. Shalom Paul, noted scholar and
Biblical expert, is coming from
Jerusalem, Israel to serve as Orange
County's second annual one month
Jewish Sctiolar in Residence under
the auspices of the Orange County
Jewish Communrty Scholar Program
at the Jewish ~eration Campus in
Costa Mesa. (949) 789 6122.
WALXING THE LABYRINTH
WORKSHOP
Saint Michael & All Angels EP1scopal
Churdl will host a Walking the
Labyrinth Wortcshop on Feb. 7. 8. an 9
The Rev. Or. Lauren Artress will
f.11111h , .... 1 ~odly raunty Ille} dll
~0111~ to bt• \\Cinderful e1ta111pl1· 111
the f.inube.. at \1. Jamec;, to 'i<'r h•l'fl
lht•y work lol(ether and love N1 h
olht'r a.' a family·
11.-. wife and family will 10111 h1rn
at lhf' end of the <>ehool year
Bun} an began his work a1 tht>
1 hurd1 on Jan .!O
• 1 lwh<"-l' < .o<l ha'> raJled th1'
pamh lo he a light .. hmm!( fonh 111
our< ommun1ty and m our nat11111
.111d 111 tht• world,· he ~d. ·nwrt· ''
'" much wr can do 1ogt'ther •
• MICHELE MARR is a lrPelance wrth'I
and graph1<: artist
lecture. le:td d1scuSS1ons and dehver
Sunday hom1hes. Lauren Artress 1s an
Episcopal pnest. psydlotheraplst and
the author of #Walking a Sacred Path~
wt11cti re-mlroduced the labyrinth as a
form of wallong medrtatlOl1 and a path
to prayer. Saint Michael & All Angels
Eplscopal Churdl 1s at 3233 Pacific
Vi&N Dnve in Corona def Mar. For
information, call (949) 644-0463
WORKSHOPS
8NW F1RESIOES
Members of the Baha1 faith hold
mformal public discussions on
spmtual topics at 7:30 p.m. every
Fnday and 11 :30 the last Sunday of
the month. The talks include brunch
or dinner. Call for locations. (949)
759-0999 for Friday meeting, (949)
760-5360 for Sunday meeting, and
(949) 646-6328 for Saturday
devotional
SURF AND SUN
WEATHER FORECAST
There's a slight chanco of
rain this morning, biJt for the
most part, it'll be panly sunny
with highs In the lower 60s in
Newport-Mesa. Lows will be
Into the lower 40s.
Sunday's IOQking much like
those we saw throughout
January -sunny, with highs In
tho lower 70s.
:==gain Tuetday.
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BOATING FORECAST
SURF
The swell continues to drop
today, so we'll see some
waist-to shoulder·highs. But
rain continues to threaten, so
the county healthy egency
would urge us to stay high
and dry until three days after •
rain.
Sunday's looking emeller.
with more welS1· to
chest-highs. The next
northwest swell errives
Monday, providing ua tom•
chest-to ahoul<Ml"hlgh ..
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Dally Piiot (USPS-144-800) le
pybllthed dally. In N9wport 8Md'I
end Coeta Mesa, 1Ublel1ptlonl .....
1vlllablt only by aubecribjng to The
Timel Orange County (800)
252·91•1. In ar ... outlide of
Newpol1 Beedl and Cotta Mesa,
eubtcT1pdone to the Dally ftllot are
avallabte only by ftrat ctaae mell for
S30 ,,., monch. (Pricee IN:tude ...
applicable .... and loc.i tax-.)
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Publlth41d by Tl"* Community ~. -.dlvltlon of the Loe MgelM
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The winds will blow 10 knota
In the Inner waters today, With
2·foot waves end a W911 IWOfl
of 3 to 51-t. The waves will
build • foot too ght, though tho swell will bt<* down,
Out farther, the windt wHI
ellO blow 10 knots, with 2-foot
~ •nd a wect twttt of 5 to 8 fMt. The swell will be<l
down • couple of .... lftftl..ht,
but not m!Jch wttt ~~
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Daily Pilot
Sprinklers add to park delay Beach gets down to business
Annual Cha mber of Commerce event to be
li e ld this month provides a showcase for
Newport stores and -,hops.
Kevtn l.ortu11, J1r1•t1ur of
'>all''> .Uld markt•t111~ for I lorn
blower C rut'>t'' /l<i I wnl'>. ~ard
h1'> tompdny will h<lVl' d booth
Malfunctioning system at Bonita Canyon
Sports Park may push back the
long-awaited opening of the fields.
June Cuaerande
Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACI I -A maJ.
functioning sprinkler system is
threatening LO further delay
opening or the Bonita Canyon
Sports Park.
C.Ont:ractors and city. staff
members are woddng to solve
problems with valves, ' wdter
pressure and debris in the irri·
gation system.
Public Works Director Steve
Badum said he is optimistic
that the irrigation sy:.tem can
he fixed in time for the park to
oren on \Chedule.
"'We hope to be able to re-
!>olvr the!.e issues quickly.'' Ba
dum~d.
If the irrigation systl·m at th"
park isn't fixed by the end ol
I ebruary, it will likely del.1 y
opening of a poruon of the park
thJt Wd.S planned for rrud-May
• ·~Nut
The $7-miUion pan project is
already more than a year be-
hind !>Chedule because contrdC·
tor Castello Inc. suffered cnp
pling financial problem!> in
November 2001. Those prob·
terns were not related to the
company's work on !he Bonita
Canyon Spons Piu'k. Badum
said.
Because the project ~
bonded. the city did not lose
any money, but they dJd lo!>e
some time. Erreca's Inc took
over and reswned work m Ft-b·
ruary2002.
The portion of the park near
the end of Ford Hoad. tallt'd tht:
"West Park." t!> ~hedul<.'d to
open by the end of May, a')'>llffi
mg the irrigation glitd1 ,., lht·d
soon. We-;t Park include., pla}
ground equipment, lot .. of open
'>pace .rnd some youth -.oc.n·r
field.,
The 1·.a:.t Park and '\lid t>-drk
CONTAINS EPHEDRA
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are~ contain three youth ba.-.c
ball fidds, three '><>ccer fit•ld.,
and one muluw.e playmg field
lhat area of the pa1*. which
runs l:M:tween Ford Hoad .md
Bo1uta Canyon Dnve, al'>O wn
ta1m. tot lou., prcmc area.., and
r~troo~ That portion of the
park i!. scheduled to open by
fall.
Newport Beach l.Jttle League
leaders have been battling the
city to get the field!> open, at'bl\J
ing that they could be mad~
available sooner than autumn
They protest the 90-day "plant
~tablishment penod" adH>
cated by city officralo, and dw
contractor to allow grd.'>.'> .md
other plant!> to take firm root
lne delay ~ rem11ll.)(;en1 of
the slow hi'>iory of Co')ta Ml'"'
rann ~port'> Comple>. In p11rt
trouhle w11h tl1e Kfi''' tl 11:1t· ;1
cold \.\.'inter held gTtJ\\ th IM k
1he Cobia Me\a fielth opt•m•d 111
..,ummer 2000. J \t:.1r l.lll'r 1h.111
expected. ·
Cit) Council rm·mlwr' \\Ill
get an update on tl11 pitr~ 11
their 'tud) '-t">'>ton on I Ut·-.tl.1\
Paul Clinton
Daily Pilot
.
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bU'>llll''>'>l''> will ha\t: a d1an1 t:
tCJ -.how oil their good\ latl'r
thb month a t 1lw annual
"'BU'>lnl''>' a l 1he lk;u:h' l'xpo.
I ht-expo, '>Cht'dult-d lor f'eb.
l 9 and put on by tht: t\t•wpurt
Heach <J1amtwr of C .ommerce,
i' expe1.·1ed to .tttrat t more than
'lUO \ l'>llor'> to tht: :\e\\ port
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, .. here 11 \\Ill ht' held for thl• fir'>I
11111t \bout 70 locill bu'tnl''>'l''
, .. ,11 olfl'r boo1h' l.1v1ng 0111
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February 12 -Wednesday
6:30 to 7:30 pm
NUfRITION AND
CARDIOVASWLAR
HEAL111
By Ste;e Holmes,
Qinic.al Nutritionist
FREE Seminar (CM Patio)
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M 5aturday, ft'OtUJry 8, 2003
PUBLIC SAFETY
Construction workers
hurt in 20-foot fal l
1Wo construction workers
were hospltali7.ed after they
rook a 20-foot faU from a Costa
Mesa apartment building Fri·
day morning when some scaf·
folding gave way, fire officials
said
lhc men, who were woridng
at the Menimac Woods Apart-
ments in the 400 block of Mer-
rimac Way al about 10:30 a.m.,
suffered some broken bones,
Costa Mesa Fire Battalion Chief
Gregg Steward said They were
lucky they clidn\ hit lbeir heads
on the hard asphalt, he said.
em MedlcaJ C.enter in Santa
Ana. and the other to Mission
I lospltal ih Mission VLejo. Both
went to trawna units, where
they will be tesred for internal
injuries, Steward said
Bomb threat made at
Fashion Island
. Newport Beach Police re-
sponded 10 a bomb threat at
the La Salsa MexJcan Restau-
rant in the 400 block of New-
port Center Drive East at
about 12:45 p.m. Friday, Sgt.
Steve Shulman said.
PRICE
Continued from Al
"I hate whipped cream!"
Hunado yelled, spitting out the
white mess.
Zapien was the masochist He
sat unruftled as the plastic
plates filled with cream
slammed against his face. Some
Dying cream saucers landed on
his head.
,After all, Zapien had done it
himself. It turns ou t
pie-throwing and haircu«ing is
not new at Save Our Youth.
"I've been coming to the SOY
center since it first opened way
back when." he said. "I loved
doing this when I was their age.
Now it's their turn."
Daily Piiot
"Both were bleeding and
had ')crapes and cuts." he said.
"They were ronsci.ous all the
time. and thal WdS a good
sign."
One man was 1aken to West·
He &aid the threat was
called in. Police officers did
not find any device when
they checked 1he restaurant.
There were no suspects,
either Shulman said.
-Deepa Bharath
Santoyo has shaved his head
several times in the past. He
had not done it for the lasl two
years because he didn't want to
"scare my son," who is now 2
years old.
"But this year, I wanted to do
it," Santoyo said. "Hopefully, my
son won't freak out too much."
SEAN HILLE RI OAll 'r P• r 1
Lucia Martin, 15, got to throw whip cream at Nav1e Hurtado. a Save Our Youth coordinator
POLICE FILES
COSTA MESA
• Anaheim Avenue: A vehicle
burglary was reported in the
1800 block at 7:17 a.m.
Thursday.
•Anaheim Avenue and Center
StrMt: Petty theft from a vehicle
was reported at 8:08 a.m.
Thursday. ,;
• Harbor Bou'9vard: Gra~ theft
was reported in the 2200 block
at 7:02 a.m. Thursday.
• South Coast Drive: Possession
of drugs wa.s reP<>rted in the
1000 block at 6:06 a.m.
Thursday.
• Superior Avenue: A
hit·and-run was reported in the
1700 blodc at 12:12 p.m.
Thursday.
NEWPORT BEACH
• EJ Modena Avenue: An
attempted burglary was
reported in the 500 block at 5:40
p.m. Thursday.
• Jamboree Roed •nd
MacArthur Boulewrd: A traffic
accident involving injuries was
reported at 10:10 p.m.
Thursday.
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Save Our Youth's academic
program started several yea.rs
ago, aiming to keep kidi. In high
school. Today, it'~ gone one step
further.
"Our goal now Is to see them
continue and go to college,"
Santoyo said.
And it seems to be
happening. Last year, out of 13
seniors, nine got in10
universities. he said.
"If we can achieve that, if we
can motivate them to learn; this
is 1otally worth it." Santoyo said.
FAMILY
Continued from Al
organized person in town and I
marvel at the people who keep
schedules and taSks and
appoinanents straight enough
to maintain a sense of calm in
their lives. That's better for kids
than my way. The only benefit of
doing things my way is that it
may be good training in case
kids W'clnt 10 grow up to he
emergency room doct9rs.
'Ifie Latzjest, !Jim.st,
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In Orange County
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Santoyo. of course, regretted
those words the second he sat
on "the chair." Giggling boys
and girls used cLippers to shave
his hair from the middle of his
head and then proceeded to
take some off the sides. rhen,
"they painted what was left on
his head with bright pink and
purple dye that probably won'1
wash off for at least a week.
Then, there were the hecklers.
.. Bad hair day, Oscar?"
~voulooksexy,Oscarl"
Santoyo responded with a
So, while my wife will '>ay that
she gets m ore done when I am
gone, f have noticed thal I get
more done when my organized,
efficient wife is away than when
she·is here. Again, I don't know
why, and again, I've heard Lhi~
same thing over and over again
from other parents.
The distinction is the word
~temporarily.~ I have no idea
how a single parent manages to
juggle baJJs succ~fully week
after week. Perhaps they have a
good support system or have
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sarcaslk nod. hii. eye::. half
closed, cocking his eyebrow., -
which were spared.
Juan Flores. an eighlh-gra<frr
at TeWinkle Middle School, .,;ud
he's gotten a 4.0 GPA for the la'>I
rwo yeari..
...f"hi!> did molivate me in a
way." he said. "I couldn't wall I
wan1ed to mess up h1'> hair."
Perla i',.aragoza, a freshman at
F..stancia I ligh. said Santoyo dnd
the coordina1ors were being
.. good ::.ports."
"Rut they de::.erve it." i.lw 'aid
scaled back their activilics tu
only wha1 is reah">tic. unlike the
rel>! of w,, who 111,i.,t on break.mg
the Guinness record for
mulll-ta!>king.
Case in point Alone an my car
a few day<i ago. I ~ dnving.
listening 10 m~'Wlge'> on my cell
phone. eaung .i bagel, listening
to a CD and '>(;rambltng to find a
piece of paper .,omewht•re an thl'
front seats of my car. Candid.ice
for an accident? Y~. and rm
sorry to say 1ha1 dmng '><> m.iny
· things at once an 1he tar LI> 1101
unusual. My con'>Cienc:e I!>
a..~uaged only hy Lhe ~nowledge
that I was alom• in doing 11
Parents are funny becaU'>(.'
their expcctauom are lower 1han
<:.ingle people. 'Jot th.it Lhal' .i
bad thmg -11\ 1w.t diITerenl
Imagine. for examplt•. d -;111.;e
person getting ');lli!>facuon on
Saturday night aher Sa1urda)'
night just watching vidro\ dlltl
eating popcorn Yet, that\ Ju't
what we're look.mg fon., ard to
doing tonighc No nightlife no
pi.7.azz. JU't relax;111011 and d
occ
Continued from Al
even before the new i.em<''>ter
began. an unu'iual pracun· for
the college, Ktdder 'illld
Compared to the year before,
0\£ has 'ieen a J'lb drop an cn-
rollmenl that Kidder attribult.'l>
to the college·, lack. of availahil-
ity. With the 15.4% drop an
course offennl(S, which tran,.
lates 12,809 i.eats, the colleg£• has
had to tum away abou1 I ,JOO
students. she added
While incoming student!> face
the moi.1 difficulty regi~tenng for
classes, even returning and
graduating student!> have found
tha1 the registration proce'S-'>,
which b supposed to give prior-
ity lo students who have accrued
the most units, is a trying one .
·It's really difficult to register
... and it's getting worse,· said
Rebecca Agnew, who pl~ to
transfer to a four-year university
next year. "It's so hard to try and
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wilh mock meanne~ ... The\.'rt·
alway!> asking me to do my·
homework. And Oscar rnatlt m1·
do '>ll·UP'> this one lime I '>Jul 1
had word. Ir's payback 11nw.
As for Santoyo, he ha-.. Jll1
r<.'gret\
"ll'i.1us1 hair." he \a1tl "II II
grow hack."
• DEEPA BHARATH covers oul>l11
saletv and courts She may tw
reac:tled at (949) 574-4226 or hy
e ma1la1
deepa bharath a /at1mes com
chance to spend !>Orne dell'lll
ra1rnly time together
After aJI, isn"t thal why w1· h,ul •
k..1d!>? Well , why did we have
~ds? Why do we volunteer tor .11
lra'>I 18 yean\ of obligmg
our\el\e\ to running .iround hl·
ht•adle-.s chickens and worl.111g
our fmgt•rs IO the bone. all \\Ith
nu guarantee or expe<.1a1111n 1h.11
our effons will pay off or r\1•11 114•
.ipprecia1t>d?
We all had kid!> hecau'>t' ""h
.ill or the hoop'> we hnve 1(11111np
throu~ each day, there 1' '""
11 o e .>q>enen ce as rewardm g ,, '
hemg a parent. Selfish an<:.Wl'r·
l'<•rhap'>, hut fl'\\ would dL'>dKJtl
The older I t-(Ct, the more I
Jppreda1r thu<,t• ea'>y rughh .md
tht• ch..u1t e IO wacch the kJJ,
grow by JU<;C talkmg 10 them ,1m.I
"J>l'ndmg 11me Wlth them I 111
tunny th.11 w-ay.
• STEVE SMITH 1s a Costa Mei>a
resident and freelance wflter
Readers mev leave a message lo•
him on the Daily Pilot hothne di
(9491 642 6086
find cla'>-'>l'l> Uldl you net'C.l
da~i. that fir in your -..rhedult• ·
J-or tho\C !>tudent::. who 11111\
net'd a few more units 10 wadu·
ace or transfer out, findinft scab
bt.>comt.., more imponant.
·All the one<1 that no 0111'
want' to be in are the one<> lt-h •
\did Agnew. a.-. she desperatd)
'>earchcd the catalog l·rlday
clftemoon for rwo classe-. 1hat
would meet her final few re
4uiremc11t.,
f1ie 'ltudenL'i' plight has not
gone unnoticed among admuw.·
Ira.tor<. or faculty.
"We're St'emg the 1mpall of
fewer class sections, and the
bua I.'> that the belt is going to
be even lighter in the fall ." ..aJd
Dana Wheaton, who has taughl
mus1c at CX:C since 1991 and ha.!1
~n an increase in the number
of srudents anending his cla"5e'>
th.ts semester. "Personally, I try to
give preference to those studenl'>
who have reached me first"
No matter how quickly or
pleadingly students approach
faculty In the hopes of adding a
class, faculty can only do so
much, as it is the college thal
places various limits on class
sizes.
While college officials now dis·
cuss how best to cut cosL'i next
year and spare the students' cur·
rlculum as best they can, they
plan on using this semester as a
tester for what they can and can'
do without
Mlt's frustrating.• said Jim
Carnett. director of oommunlty
relations for the college. •Faculty
really feels bad for their students.
Hopefully, we're going to team
from thJs. . . • We have a little
more time before next year."
• CHAIST1NE CARRI.JD coven
education end m.y b9 rMCNd et
(949) 57~ or by ..m.11.t
dirl6tl,,..carrlllo•'-tlm.oom.
Dady Pilot
Tide pool rangers up
for council review
Program at Little
Corona is credited
with preserving
habitat over the last
three years.
June Casaerande
Datly Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -On a
busy day. 400 school ctuJdren
might tour I.he tide poob at Lil·
tJe Corona. If each of I.hem
took home a shelf. a star fish or
!>Orne olher souvenir. I.he ude
pools could be decimated in
one day.
A team of about 20 ranger'>
are the front-line defen\C for
the..e delicate habitatc.,. ·1hey
may be I.he only reason tJie..e
ude pools '>urvive.
C .try Council member.. on
lue<;(la} will get a bnefing on
the J·year·old ranger program
th.it A.<..s15lant City Manager
Da\e Klff calls a huge su<.:c~.
"Without ~ program. 11
would bt' a cfu;aster for I.he area
the neighbor; and the tidt•
pool'>," he said.
Ilic ranger program of tJie
1 larbor Resource!> departmt'nt
worl-. by gujding school
group-. lhrough I.he enure tour
ol the ude pools.
l'rogram repre<,entaUH">
rnntat.1 -.chools as far away a.'>
thl' Inland Empire to let I.hem
~110\\ that, tf I.hey plan 10 \.NI
1lw ude poob the) ..,hould fir.t
l om.in 1he cuy to make ar
nu1gernents.
When -.chools contact the
city. rangers, many of them
volunteer docents. provide In·
erarure and infonnabon 10
prepare ~rudents for lhetr vt\11
Not I.he least imponant is 111
fonnation on where to park fur
convenient access to I.he beach
that's not too disturbing to
nearby residents.
A ranger greets I.he M:hool
group when it anives at lJttle
Corona
The poob are home w d1·
verse manne.hfe. the l)'l>e') that
entrance kid!>: -.ea o,tan.. ..ea
anemone<;. urchin~ and uny
OCtOpi
Hut cnioymg tlw; <1how of
nature without de-,1roymg 11 re·
quire'> '>Orne advance cdurn·
uon. ll1e general rule t11at the
mnger. teach i5. When in
doubt, dun·1 touch.
I or example. removmg a '>t'a
'>lar lrom ii'> rocky pen.;h ulu·
mately kills I.he fish bv teanng
off tJie tiny '>UCUon-cup feel
I.hat tt uses 10 anchor tt'>t'lf and
'>lft I.he water for food A hard
and fast rule is. Take nothing
And, as the ranger') teal h the
kid .... watc:h \vhere you y.'aJk. 1\
poorly cho">en step can ruin a
rrealure\ whole world.
Cry-. tal Cove also h<l..., u dl'
pool'>. but IJttJe Lororw\ prox
111111') lo roads and p.1rk111g
make<. II a magnet for '><. hool
group..,. e<.pet..,all\ in dw
'>pnng
"rhere are hundn•<h aml
hundred., of lid'> coming l'\t'f'\
) t•Jr, . "•fl '>did "nw. ha'
proved a reallv ell et uve '"a' 111
kt•t•p th.11 lrum ht>mg a prob
lem
WHATS AFLOAT
•WHAT'S AFLOAT 1s published
periodically. If you are planning a
nautical event, submit the
information to the Daily Pilot, 330
W. Bay St., Costa Mesa. CA
92627;byfaxto(949)646-4170;or
bye-mail to
da1/yp//ot a latimes com
SAILING CLASSES
Or•nge Coast College It offering
new credit and noncredit sailing
classes this spring. MoS1 classes
are five weeks m length, and
bo1t1s range from lido 14
dinghies to large ocean racers.
even keelboats. Cruising
seminars are also being taught.
The OCC Sailing Center 1s at 1801
W Pacific Coast Highway,
Newport Beach (9491645 9412 or
v1s1t occsailing com
Sailing Fascination offers classes
in boating safety and sailing
year-round for persons with
disabilities. Free. (949) 640· 1678
Orange County employers can
bnng their employees out to ·
Newport Beach on weekdays to
en1ov a day of sailing courtesy of
Orange Coast College The School
of Sa1hng and Seamanship now
offers a chance for groups 10 woric
with the on-board instructor on
different sailing techniques while I they get advice on how to perform
f ALERT
.-
Continued from A 1
trol t het k." '>gt lamt'' I homd..,
'\dld
• \\e'e al">o madt• -.tm \\l'0fl'
l\t'll ~ta1ted in all our lot JIHJll.,
ht• '>illU ~ut mo~tl~. '' t' rt' t•\t•r
Cl~IJlg U!Olfl!>l \ lgllalll l dl1U t <ill
111111 111 our dJ\ ·to·da\ .it tl\'lllt'.,
'\t.'\\ port H~at h pt;lil t' .Ul' not
do1n~ ..in~ th111g dra ... 11t.1lh d1I
NO PASSPORT IS NEEDED
OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO
296 E. 17TH ST. COSTA MESA · 9'9·6,S·7626
presents
The Annual
Classic Car Show
Sunday, February 9th:
1.1 :00 a.m. -4:00 p.ni.
~II Cars Are Welcome
For More Info Regarding Show or Placing Reservations
Please Call (949) 646-7944
• CASH PRIZES AWARDED
•GIFT CERTIFICATES AWARDED
\
•FOOD AND REFRESHMENTS AVAIL.ABEE
• MUSIC PROVIDED
well in business. No &ailing
expenence necenary. One-Oay
classes cost from $100 to $125
(949) 645-9412
BOAT RENTALS
With M•rin• W•t•rSporU •t
the Balboa Fun Zone. you can
enjoy nautical experiences from
mild to wild Take a self·gu1ded
tour of the bay in your choice of
power and sail watercraft, 1ump
the ocean swells 1n a Sea doo
1etboat. put you sport-fishing
skills to the test in a fully
equipped Boston whaler, or soar
above it all on a parasa11 flight
along the Newport coast
Complimentary ice and
beverages are mcluded with oll
electric boat rentals
Balboa Boat Rentals can put you
on the water in many woys with
single and double kayaks electnc
boats, 14-holder sailboats pedi:ll
boats and runabouts for offshore
use or cruising the bay Bolboa
Boat Rentals also holds two hour
scavenger hunts aboard the
electric bay boats prov1dmg
group activity for corporations
birthdays, nonprofit
organizations and group outings
The hunt packages include boats
trivia questions maps, Polaroid
cameras and supplies The cost of
a hunt begms al $225 per tJoa1
and catering 1s ava1li:1ble dt an
add1t1onal rate For hunt
reservations. call 1949) 673 7200
krelll. "h'l '>kH' '>hul111.111 ,,111.J
\\ert grnng to lo111111ue ltJ
'lil\ trt ..i l11gh ,t.tll' ol ,dt rtn~·,.,
hl ...aJd
...,huln1<1n -..i1tJ pull1 c ,,,11 ,1f..11
\\Jlc h II\ er hu11lhn~·, 'ud1 J' ho
tt+.. dlld lirl.11111.11 11h11tut11111 ...
\\llldl dit' hdlt''.l'd ((I ll.t\1• ht'1.tl
mt'nUrml·d 111 1t•u•111 terror r .. 1
l r1mnHJn1t.1llun-.
lllt• \\t•,1111 \11111h I 11,t,I l'l.l/.J
11ne of the b1~1''' l1111d ... 1r1 tli«
..Ul'd, hJ'> llllll .. l'l'<l lh 'l'lllfll\
Electric bo•t ~la •re 9V•il•~
by the hour at Duffy Electric
Boats. 2001 W Coast Highway,
Newport Beach All boats.are
equipped with window
enclosures and CD player~ Ice
and cups are provided
Reservations are suggested An
hour rental is $75 19491645 6812
P9dal bo•t.1. electric boats.
boogie boards. kayaks inflatable
rafts. catamarans, beach furniture
and wetsuits are available for rent
at Resort Water Sports at
Newport Dunes. (949) 729 1150
Gondola tours are offered by the
Gondola Co of Newport 3400 Via
Oporto, Suite 102·8 The S75 cost
includes a basket of bread
cheese, salami ice glasses a
blanket music and d Polaroid
picture Wine 1s also available
1949 675 1212.
Gondola Advenrures/Newport,
3101 W Cocist Highway offers
one-and two hour gondola
cruises A one· hour tour with
champagne 1s $70 A two hour
tour with dinner and chompagne
is S 180 Pickup 1s ava1l<1ble at
waterfront restaurants 1949
675-4984
Irvine Coast Charters '" lido
Manna V1llagE: offers lwo hour
electric boat cruises ~·th a
,Jourm"t d1nn~r $180 for two
persons 9491 675 4704
.... 11<.J Bill \111 .... 11 tll1 11111!'1 ... d1r1•1
tor 111 '<ill'' Jlld n1.1r~L·t111g
\\1 l1.1H· .!. I h1,11r w1.llnt\ d'
\\1.:ll .1-. 111ornrng .mt.I t'\t';Ung
"' t'r,1gt• 111 11ur luhh\, ltt' .....ud
\\1• .iho hJH 'l'l lllll}' ..i.U .u• un
th•· lt11tl·I ll\ till ...,outli < '1.i't
l1J.v.1 .,,., urll\ t1·a111
\111 ..... 11 .... 11d th.1l ,il1hriugh the\
h,1\e 11.nl light 't'o llnt\ ;di lht
lllllt' lht•\ \\ 111 h,1\ l' Ullff:'J,l.'d 'l'
t 1. rll \ 1\ 11 h th1• Ill'\\ I\ ,1r11ing '>PL'
, 1ti1,1lh rda1111g 111 hu!l'I'
Satu1dat feb1uary 6, 2003 A!
Gondol• Rom9nee often datty
tours of Newport Harbor during
lunch and dinner. Call (949)
675-4730 The tour$ go out of
Lido Manna Village, 3400 Via
Oporto, Newport Beach
CRUISES
Electric Bo•t Tours off9f'I
two-hour cruises of Newport
Harbor ($75 per cruise)
Round·tnp hotel or
off·the·water restaurant shunle
service 1s available P1ck·up
from restaurants with docks is
also available Chartered and
ca tered tours (949) 291 · t953 or
www wattsontheharbor.com.
The Newport L..nding.Selle ls
available for weddings and
receptions. cocktail and
sightseeing cruises. and
meettngs The cost 1s $500 for
the first two hours. plus $1 50 for
each add1t1onal hour (9491
361 3640
Fun Zone Boat Co. nms a
45 minute cruise (adults, $6,
children, Sl ) and a 90·m1nute
cruise (adults $8; children $1 )
departmg from Balboa Fun Zone
every 30 minutes from 11 a m. to
7 p m daily A 60·m1nute
showboat sunset cruise adults
SS. children S1 leaves the Fun
Zore at 7 pm daily Pnvate
charters are available 949
673 0240
Jr1hr1 \\J\ m· \Jrpon 1c; also talc.
111g ''''P' to t'll..,Uft' p~..enger
'tlll't\ ... pok1·'1"11man Ann
\ld....irlt•\ ..... ud
\\t•»t· 1mpl1·mented addt
u1111.il n•-.olm l'' ht'cau..e of I.he
11,gh nr,mgt• .ilt·n ... tw '><lid
• DEEPA BHARATH overs publtc
:.df!:'ty dn<J court~ S'-e may be
r,.ddwd at 1949 ~74 4226 or by
• 1"1dll di
dt-t'{ ..i bnarar~ idl mtt~ com
LEGENDS COMING TO IA C4VE
ELVIS IS IN THE BUILDING
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1 om SHOW STARTS AT 9:00 PM
'1T'S A GREAT MATCH, CIASSIC ROCK 'N' ROLL
AT A CIASSIC RESTAUR4NT''
A& Saturday, February 8, 2003
Dady Pilot
FORIUM
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Planning was bad on ·
Council appointments
Mark your calendar. Feb. 3,
2003, is the date the Costa
Mesa City Council resurrected
cronyism. redefined political
patronage and wrote it into the
city code. They decided to cast
aside any pretense of
objectivity in the appointments
to the two major city
commissions -parks and
recreation and planning -and
voted themselves, as
individuals. the ability to
handpick one member of each
commission.
These surrogates will be
joined at the hip, so to speak.
of their benefactor for life. life,
in this case. is defined as the
duration of the council
member's tenure or until the
council person tires of them.
which ever comes first.
By their actions. they have
eliminated the opportunity for
applicants to the commissions
to present their qualifications.
The process now will consist of
"interviews" of potential
appointees by the individual
council members. I can just
hear those "interviews" now.
"You will vote the way I teU you
or you'U be history. pal!"
And how will these
"candidates" be selected? Let's
see now-politics is an
expensive proposition, so
maybe a nice. hefty campaign
contribution might insure a
place on the Parks and
Recreation Commission.
Perhaps a little larger donation
will land a person a slot on the
Planning Commission. The
term "highest bidder" comes to
mind.
Then, as the next election
approaches, the conunissioner
could be encouraged to kick in
a little more, since the council
member can "fire" the
conunissioner at will -no
questions asked. Heck. if the
right person is selected. this
could be an annuity that would
put the city retirement plan to
shame After all, no one can
veto the appoinonent and no
other council member will
"interview" the candidate
before the selection is made.
Who knows what other kind of
favo!'S or inducements might
be required for one of those
nice, powerful positions.
Might successful council
candidates appoint their
spouses or significant others?
How about their children or·
pets? Certainly, we could
expect to see a campaign
manager or two. The proposed
plan provides no oversight or
veto power, so literally anyone
could be appointed. At a time
when some stability is certainly
necessary in our city, it would
be possible for a council
member to appoint a person
for a week. then swap that one
out for another. and another
and anotheL 1 can envision a
new title -Planning
Commissioner for a Day.
Quite simply stated, this
stinks. Our council
conveniently took the easy way
out -and coincidentally
managed to take the way that
will benefit each of them
individually by giving them the
power of political life and
death over their selectees. If
this bogus methodology Is
enacted. there is absolutely no
reason to think anyone will get
a fair hearing before either of
these commjssions in the
future. The commissioner's
decisions will have already
been made for them by their
benefactor.
There is still time, however.
to stop this madness. The
council chartered the city
attorney and city manager to
co~e up with a policy. to be
presented and enacted at the
next council meeting.
lmmediately foUowing that
enactment. the new
appointees will be announced.
I suspect that, given
sufficient citizen reaction to
this llimDam, the council might
be encouraged to reconsider
this plan and take a more
appropriate route to selecting
future commissioners. The
commissioners should be
appointed based on a majority
vote of all council members
and should be subject to
removal on the same basis -
not at the whim of a vindictive
benefactor.
GEOFF WEST
Costa Mesa
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CO G ON
MAILBAG ·
Owner of Port Theater
should be part of solution
I totally agree with your
Thursday editorial regarding the
Port Theater in Corona Del Mar.
What does the owner intend to
do with the property, and is he
willing to renovate it (including
for earthquakes) in order that it
does not remain e "vacant
eyesore" and will always remain
"compatible with the
· surrounding Corona Del Mar
village atmosphere?"
The owner should appear
before the City Council and
answer this question to justify
the granting of historical
landmark status.
RUSSELL HOWELL
Corona Del Mar
Questions on Marinapark
need to be answered
I read Stephen Sutherland's
weU-wntten commentary on
the Forum page of the Daily
Pilot Sunday morning with
feelings of nostalgia and
concern. His comments were
informing. but also gave rise to
many other concerns.
As to the nostalgia. I spent
the summer<> of my chtldhood
at that trailer park, where I
learned to swim. nsh and boat
I returned to this area to make
my home soMe 40 years ago. So
much for nostalgia. which are
my credentials. and almost as
honorary as the author's? No
offense intended.
Revitalization of the area 1!> .t
matter of subjective opinion. a'>
the appearance of the of
renewal project nearly
completed at the Balboa Bay
Oub. Functional. I'm sure, but
lacking in creativity of design.
The area serves community,
including. res1den11al, civic and
business. The hotel will reduce
the permanent residents from
I 5 to zero, if the numbers in the
article are accurate
What will happen w the
park? Where will all the
employee'> park? I low many
new employee!. will the city of
Newport Beach be required to
hire 10 seivtce 1h1s new project?
I low much money will the
cit) be reqmred to <.pend to
make Lh1'> project happen? Will
this project 1mprm.e or add to
the traffic flow burden in thl'>
area?
Child protec11on I'> alway!. J
laudable comment 111 hgh1 of
the slate's 1nabil11y 10 loca1e
3'.i,000 sex offendtr'> rhe state'>
budget defic11 1c; all '>pending
more than 11s income
People
stroll
pest
posters
on the
old Port
Theater,
which 1s
being
consider-
ed for
landmark
status.
Counc1~
man Dick
Nichols.
who lives
in the
area.
opposes
the
des1g·
natl on
K(I,.
TRlP· ..
DA L·.. •
But. this project 1s not all
about iust dolJars and cent'
and the protection of the
innocent It's about '>en'>e Doe'
11 make !.eme to move too
rapidly until all the que~1 wn'
are answered?
And I am not a card ·tarntn~
member of Greenlight
RICHARD A. HOUGHTON
Newport lil'dth
Port Theater de~en e-.. to.
be a landmark
The Port Theater doe'> not
de'>erve ·tandmark· !llltllh It
de,erves 10 be torn down
PETER OETH
Corona dt'I \l.u
Sunday,
Febru~9
Noon - 4 00
OraqeCo••tJ
MUSEUM OF ART
850 San Cleme nte Dr;
Newpor t Beac h
{949} 759-1122
Dally Pilot
COMMUNITY & CLUBS GETTING
INVOLVED
Saturday, February 8. 2003 A7
Be a valentine for the shelter •GETTING fNVOlVED runs
periodically in the Daily PUot on a
rotating basis. For Information on
adding your organization to this
list, call (949) 574-4298.
monthly meeting•. oc:castonal
committee meetlngt and epecial
project1. Candidates should have
oonnection1 In Costa Mesa and
aurToundlng communitiea and en
intereet in serving the community
by helping aeniora. (949) .
645-2356, ext. 16.
I f you have tonight free,
consider taking your
Valentine to the Rick
Sherman & Friends concert at
Harbor Christian Olurch fo r
the benefit of the Orange Coast
Interfaith Shelter.
The concert. which starts at
7:30 p.m .. will feature Sherman,
the saxophone player from the
Righteous Brothers band, and a
number of his friends. ·
including Samantha Smith,
whose magnificent voice I have
heard <;everal times.
The evening will get you in
the mood for Valentine's Day,
on the 14th, while raising funds
for the interfaith shelter.
Admission is a $ lO donation for
aduhs and optional $5
donation for children. Oilld
care is available by calling (949)
645-5781. Harbor Christian
01urch is at 2401 lrvine Ave ..
Newport Beacb.
SAILING ALONG
Erin Frederick. junior
director at the Bahia
Corinthian Yacht Oub, points
out that the yacht club is
offering sailing classes for boys
and girls ages 7 to 18 years of
age in two skill levels. And you
don't have to be a member of
the club to rake the classes.
Gasses wiU be held two
Sw1days a month. beginnmg
this Sunday. and run through
May 25. For more information,
contact Frederick at (949)
64-0-2402.
For the adult boating
enthusiast. the yacht club is
offering a free seminar to the
public from 7 to 9 p.m . this
Wednesday on "What's Hot
JIM
DE BOOM
Q and A session.
and What's
Not In
Marine
Products.~
On .
Wednesday.
Feb .. 20.
attendees
will have a
chance to ·
meet Pai
Douglas of
the Harbor
P.dtrol for a
WONDERFUL WORLD
OF WINES
Barbara and I responded to
an invitation extended by
Balboa Bay Oub President
Henry SchJeleln and his lively
wife. Carol, and joined them at
February's bay club Wine
Makers Dinner, which featured
the Niebaum-Coppola Wuwry.
Prank Ande1"80n,
accompanied by his wife. na.
noted they have attended every
Wine Makers Dinner since tJ1e
series began several year!> ago.
After a variety of hors d'oeuvres
accompanied by Sofia, BJanc
de Blan cs, 200 I, mignonette of
poached salmon and shrimp
accompanied by a very nice
Olardonnay. Diamond Series, a
fabulous butter lettuce bistro
salad served with 7jnfandel.
Diamond Series 2000, and an
emree of crusted prime
tenderloin served with
Cabernet Sauvignon "Cask"
1999. Barbara and I could
understand why.
It was a deliciou1> dinner
prepared by the club's
award-Wlllning chef, Jean
Toesda vs No
, .. ~.~~,t~,.~~ ~i~,tH~.. cork8cf c
Pierre Elgenheer, and served
by the excelJeAt staff. The fine
wines were presented by
. Brooks Mlcbaels, Southern
California marketing director
for Niebaum-Coppola Winery.
Our great company included
noted artist Michael Bryan and
Mary Rooeevelt It all made for
one great ·evening. We even
bought a case of the winery's
chardonnay and case of
zinfandel. we were so
impressed.
WORTH REPEATING
'from "Thought for the Day"
provided by Greg Kelley of the
Newport Mesa Irvine lnterfaitJ1
Council: ~Let the choices you
make today be the choices you
can live with tomorrow." -
author unknown.
SERV1CE CLUB MEETINGS
THIS COMING WEEK
TIJES~Y
7:30 a.m.: TI1e 40-member
Newport Beach Sunrise Rotary
Oub will meet at Five Crowns
for a program by Judge Glas.s
on drug court.
6:30 p.m.: The Costa Mesa
Newport Harbor Lion!> Oub
will meet at tJ1e Co!>La Mes.t
Golf and Country Oub; and the
Soroptirnist International
Newport Harbor will hold the
"Matters of the I leart" dinner
at the Pacific Oub.
. WEDNES~
7· 15 a.m.: The 20-member
South Coast Metro Rotary Oub
will meet at the Center Oub
( www.southcoastmetro
rotnry.of'8'; and the Newport
Harbor Kiwanio; Oub will meet
at the University Athletic Oub.
Noon: The 40-member
Exchange Oub of the Orange
Coast will meet at the Bahia
Corinthian Yacht Oub for a
business meeting.
6 p.m.: The 60-member
Rotary Oub of Newport-Balboa
will meet at the Bahia .
Corinthian Yacht Oub for a
Valentine's dinner with club
chef Rod Lewis providing ~
cooking demonstration.
THURSll\Y
7 a.m.: The 20-plus member
Costa Mesa-Orange Costa
Breakfast Llons Oub will meet
for the Student Speaker
contest.
Noon: The 50-member Costa
Mesa Kiwanis Oub will meet at
the Holiday Inn; the
50-member Newport
Beach-Corona del Mar Kiwanis
Oub will meet at the Bahia
Corinthian Yacht Oub for a
ladies day program with Sam
Parsons, "Love Songs"
(www.kiwanis.org/club/
costamesa); the 80-member
Exchange Oub of Newport
Harbor will meet at the
Newport Harbor Nautical
Museum to hear Daily Pilot
columnist Peter Buffa; and the
JOO-member Newport-Irvine
Rotary Oub will meet at the
Atrium Hotel for speech and
singing contests
( www. nirotary. of'8'.
• COMMUNITY 81 ClUBS is
published Saturdays 1n the Dally
Pilot. Send your service club's
meeting information by fax to
(949) 660-8867; e-mail to
Jdeboom 'glaol.com or by mail to
2082 SE. Bristol, Suite 201,
Newport Besen, CA 92660-1740
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LIFEflME WARRANTY
COSTA MESA MS
SELF-HELP GROUP
The Orange County chapter of the
national Multiple Sclerosis
Society has started a new
self-help group in Costa Mesa for
people newly diagnosed or with
minimal symptoms of multiple
sclerosis, or both. The group
meets at 11 a.m. the second
Tuesday of every month. (949)
650-7659.
COSTA MESA
POLICE DEPARTMENT
Seniors 55 and older are invited
to help staff the Westside
substation. Volunteers are asked
to wort two four-hour daytime
shifts per week. They w ould be
responsible for answering
phones, bicycle registration,
fingerprinting. data entry and
assisting with other citywide
projects. Seniors who can speak
Spanish and English are also
needed. Call for an application.
Fred Gaeckler, (714) 754-5208.
COSTA MESA SENIOR CENTER
The multipurpose senior services
facility at the corner of 19th Street
and Pomona Avenue seeks
volunteers who can greet
members and the public at the
front desk and volunteers for the
Resource Department with Excel
computer experience and sharp
telephone skills. The Senior
Meals program also needs
people to deliver meals to homes .
(949) 645-2356.
COSTA MESA SENIOR CORP.
The nonprofit organization at the
Costa Mesa Senior Center is
looking for new board members
The fund-raising and
policymaking board needs
volunteers who will participate in
COURT·APPOfNTt.D
SPECtAL ADVOCATES
Volunteers are needed to serve as
advocates for abuaed, neglected
and abandoned children.
Volunteers wortc one on one with
a child for three hours a week
4714) 663-9034.
CRISIS ASSISTANCE
PROGRAM INC.
The nonprofit organization is
seeking volunteers for its
expanding trauma response
program. Some volunteers assist
law enforcement, firefighters and
other emergency-type
responders by providing
emolional first aid and support to
injured or traumatized people.
Other volunteers provide
dispatd'I and office support. No
experience is necessary. Training
will be provided. (949) 588-1414.
DISPUTE RESOLUTION
SERVICES
Volunteer mediators, case
specialists and outreac:h
assistants are needed to help in a
variety of mediation cases
Bilingual language slc1lls are
needed for office volunteers and
for mediators. (949) 250-0488.
EASTER SEALS
Easter Seals needs volunteers for
ongoing clerical wort, programs
for d'lildren with disabilities and
special events (714) 834-1111.
ENVIRONMENTAL
NATURE CENTER
Volunteer trail guides are needed
to help visitors learn about their
environment. 1949) 645-8489.
FAMILIES -COSTA MESA
This team of community-based
organizations, wt11ch wortcs to
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Full Member•.htp Privileges
• Semi-Private for Men & Women
• Lots of Equipment/Free Weights
• P11ates Studio & Mat Classes
• SPINNING Theater-Licensed
• 16 Full Time Personal Trainers
• Child Care 8am-noon M -F
• Ample & Convenient Parting
• Yoga. Tai Ch1, Stretch classes
• Step. Power Pump, Card10
• Showers. Steam & Towels
• Skin Care
• Shape-Up Physical Therapy Center
• Permanent Make-Up
• Shape-Up Hair Care
• Acupuncture/Acupressure Wellness Clln1c
Oprn Daily 9-5
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MARRIOTT'S N~ORT_j:OAST VILLAS
9T~~ ~
f7or !HU {j/jqy/ f7or !7llni
Sweeten the skin and brighten
your spirit with a Jamu Bath
and M assage (90 mi.ou1e1)
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Enjoy the beauty and
relaxation of calming waters
with a I hour Cabana Massage
s75.oo ($20.00 S.TI.tapl)
SPA GIFT CERI1FICATES AYAH.ABLE
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For a complete list of treatment options please call
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INVOLVED
Continued from A7
provide youth and families with
counaellng, family support,
health education, mentoring,
tutoring, afte,..achool actlvitJes
and kinship services, needs
wfunteen In all areas. (949)
57'-3976.
FlSH-MOBILE MEALS
Cell (949) 642-6060 to help
Friends in Service to Humanity
wfth the Mobile Meals program
and provide ongoing emergency
aulatanoe to those in need. Both
always seek volunteer assistance
In a variety of areas. (949)
645-8060. I
FRIENDS OF THE COSTA MESA
LIBRARIES
The Friends i.s a support group for
the three libraries in Costa Mesa.
To join, help with fundraising
events and help promote library
programs and services in our
community, call (714) 556-4396.
FRIENDS OF THE
NEWPORT BEACH LIBRARY
The bookstore needs donations
for book sales. Good quality
children's and nonfiction books
· are especially needed. They may
be left at any of the branch
libraries -Balboa, Mariners or
Corona del Mar -or in the
special book closet next to the
Friends Book Store, at 1000
Avocado Ave. Volunteers are
needed to staff the used book
store, which is inside the entrance
of the Central Library. Volunteers
must be members of the Friends
of the Library and are asked to
w ork one three-hour shift per
month. (949) 759-9667.
GIRL SCOUTS
Girl Scouts of Orange County
needs volunteers who will be
trained as troop leaders, serve on
special committees and give
lectures, demonstrations or
classes. (714) 979-7900.
GltLS INC.
OF OMHGE COUNTY
Volunteers are needed to offer
educational and enrichment
opportunities for girls and boys.
(949) 646-7181.
HOSPICE PREFERRED CHOICE
Volunteers are needed to help
make a difference in the lives of
tenninally ill persons and their
families. Volunteers would assist
them with nonmedical needs such
as providing respite for the
primary caregiver, running
errands, reading to the patients
and weekty social visits. The
organization is also looking for
clerical and bereavement
volunteers to assist with office
dutles. Training is provided. (714)
980-0900.
HUMAN OPTIONS
The organization shelters,
counsels and educates abused
women and children. It is looking
for volunteers. (949) 737·5242,
ext. 24.
JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE
OF ORANGE COUNTY
Volunteers are needed for Proi ect
Caring, which provides
socialization and cultural
experiences, including Shabbat
and holiday celebrations, to the
Jewish residents and others at
Fairview Developmental Center in
Costa Mesa. Volunteers ·adopt•
a facility to provide programming
of Jewish content to the residents
on a monthly basis. They must
take a TB test and undergo a
fingerprinting ba<*ground check.
Volunteers are also needed to
provide comfort and support to
the Jewish terminally ill and their
families. The group sponsors an
ongoing Jewish healing support
group for people with chronic
illneas at 7 p.m. Thursdays at the
Jewish Family Service, 260 E.
Beker St., Suite G, Costa Mesa.
Free. Preregistration required.
(714) 445-4960.
JUNIOR LEAGUE
OF ORANGE COUNTY
The organization of women,
committed to promoting
volunteerism, developing the
potential of women and
improving communities through
the work and leadership of
trained volunteers, Is seeking
new members. (949) 261-0823.
KAISER PERMANENTE
HOSPICE SERVICES
Volunteers are needed to spend
four hours per week visiting
patients or doing errands for
them or their caregivers In
communities near volunteers'
homes. (562) 622-3805.
LAGUNA GREENBELT INC.
Volunteers are needed to assist
Laguna Coast Wilderness Park
staff and James Dilley Preserve
staff and docents wit~ hiker
registration and gerieral public
orientation. (949) 488-0287.
LAGUNA SHANTI
Laguna Shanti, an organization
that works with persons with HIV
or AIDS, is seeking caring
volunteers to assist with running
the front office, delivering meals,
providing transportation and
providing complimentary
therapies such as massage,
acupuncture and chiropractic
care. Lisa Toghia, (949) 494--1446.
LIFELINE LMNG CENTERS
Mentally ill adults rely on the
Newport Beadl center for
residential housing. It needs
professional fund-raisers to
support and maintain this
resource.
MASTER CHORALE
OF ORANGE COUNTY
The performing arts organization
needs volunteers for computer
input, ticketing, filing and
handling phones. (714) 556-6262.
MENTOR PROGRAM
YMCA Community Services
needs mentors to make a lasting
effect on a young person's hie.
Students 10 to 18 years old are
matched with mentors to
improve their sdlool
performance and sell-esteem
while developing positive peer
and adult relationships 1714)
549-9622, ext. 35
MOZART CLASSICAL
ORCHESTRA
Orange County's only nonprofit
resident chamber ordlestra
needs volunteers for ticketing,
ushering, phones, mailing and
help with receptions. Nominees
are also being sought for the
board of directors. (949)
830-2950.
NEW DIRECTIONS
FOR WOMEN INC.
The recovery center for women
with alcohol or other chemical
dependencies seeks volunteers.
(949) 548·9927 between 10 a.m.
and 6 p.m.; or Joy, (949) 548-8754.
NEWPORT BAY NAT\JRALIST
The Upper Newport Bay Nature
Preserve is looking for volunteers
to assist with naturalist-led tours
and programs, special events and
habitat restoration projects. The
tnterpretive center is at 2301
University Drive, Newport Beach
(714) 973-6829.
NEWPORT BEACH LIBRARY
LITERACY PROGRAM
The program seeks volunteers to
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Child's Desk W/Hutch ................................... $225 ..
Round Pedestal Table (Whlte) ...................... $275 ..
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Unique Leather Topped Desk ....................... $400-
Custom Made "Island Style" Recliner ......... $500-
TV Armolre ............. -...................................... $725•
"1905" Australian Pine Hutch ..................... $900"
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tutor adults who want to improve NEWPORT BEACH needed to distribute prepared County youngsters and senior
citizens. The project alao benefits their reading and writing skills. THEA'mE COllPANY dishes to homebound seniors In children enrolled In OCC'a Volunteers will be certified during The company needs volunteers the Newport Beadl area. The Children'• Center. Unwrapped training work.shops the Central to help with costume design, dellverv time Is between 11:30 gifts may be dropped on at the Library. (949) 717-3874. sewing, make-up application, set a.m. and 1 p.m. daily. The center
construction, technical help, also needs volunteer nurses for Asaoclated Students and College
NEWPORT BEACH PREMIERE publicity, stage management end • Its semi-monthly blood pressure Uta Offtce from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m.
CINEMA GutLD bac:btage supervision. (949) screenings. The center offers this Mondays through Thursdays and
from 8 a.tn. to 6 p.m . Fridays in The Newport Beach Premiere 769-1046 or LKSaf@aol.com. service between 9 end 11 a.m. the the college's student center.
Cinema Guild, which supports the first and third Tuesdays of the
Newport Beach Film Festival, Is NEWPORT HARBOR month. Volunteers should occ NAUTICAL U8RARY looking for new members. NAl1T1CAL MUSEUM commit two hours once a month Orange Coast College's Sc:hool of Interested candidates should The Newport Harbor NaU1ical or volunteer on a substitute basis.
want to help further an artistic Museum offers a number of The center is at 800 Marguerite Sainng and Seamanship needs
and cultural heritage in the volunteer opportunities in the gift Ave., Corona del Mar. (949) book donations for its Nautica l
community and should have a shop, as docents or receptionists, 644-3244. Library. Thousands of volumes of
love of cinema and a desire to with clerical work and with boating-related titles are needed.
raise awareness of the film fund-raising events. Training Is OPERA PACIFlC The School of Sailing and
festival. (949) 253-2880. provided. (949) 875--2355. The Opera Pacific Guild Alliance, Seamanship is et 1801 W. Coast . a support group for Opera Pacific, Highway, Newport Beach. (949)
NEWPORT BEACH PUBLIC NEWPORT-MESA YMCA has activities for volunteers. (714) 645-9412.
LIBRARY FOUNDATION The YMCA needs a variety of 546-6000. ORANGE COAST The library foundation needs general volunteer help. (949) OPERATION CLEAN SLATE INTERFAITH SHELTER extra hands to perform clerical 642·9990.
duties. such as filing, organizing Operation Clean Slate, a Costa The largest family shelter in the
and stuffing envelopes, at the NEWPORT-MESA Mesa-based organization for county needs volunteers for its
Central library, 1000 Avocado SCHOOL FOUNDATION graffrti prevention, needs children's programs. It espectally
Ave. (949) 717-3890. The foundation is looking for volunteers to paint out graffiti desires tutors and those wt)o can
volunteers to help with and other duties. Michael ' take part in activities after 6 p.m.
NEWPORT BEACH fund·raising efforts, speaking Howard, (714) 435·0745. Tutors will work with groups of
RECITAL SERIES opportunities, public events and children or individually, helping
The Friends of The Newport occasional office wort. (949) OCC ANGEL TREE PROJECT children in their academic
Beach Re<:ital Series Guild needs 631-4143. Orange Coast College students problem areas. Volunteers will
volunteers to assist in fostering are holding their 18th annual also act as a big brother or big
music appreciation so classical OASIS SENIOR CENTER Angel Tree Pro1ect. a Christmas sister during the summer. Jaime
music will endure. (949) 644-4208. Meals on Wheels volunteers are gift collection for needy Orange Mayo, 1949) 631·7213.
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St. John The Divine
Episcopal Church
183 E. Bay St.
Costa Mesa
949-548-2237
Comer of Bay & Orange Ave.
Sunday Services:
8 :00 am and 10:00 am
Sunday School 9:45
Holy Eucharist at 7:00 am
on Wednesday
The Rev. Or. Barbara Slewart, R9Ct0f WORSHIP DIRECTORY www.s · nc .
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160 I M.irgucruc Ave
corner of ~l.u~ucmc and
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Worship Servtce with
Holy Communion
Sunde~ 9:15 •m
CHlLD CENTERED CHURCH
Sunday Service 1 Oam
Bon.ita Creek Paik Center,
Unmnity and La Vida St., NPB
Rev. Gail M1llc.'r Alben and
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2046 Mar Vistll Ori\lc
Newport Bea<.h, California 92660
(949)644--0200 Fax (949) 6444 1349
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LITURGIF.s: Sarurday, 5 p.m. [Camor),
Suncity, 7:00 (Quiet), 8:30 (Coocemporary) lO:OO {Choir),
1 l :30 2.m. (Cantor) and S:OO p.m. (Contcmpomy}
Wtdnud11 Nishi Bibi. Study 7:00 P.M.
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CHRIST, SCIENTIST
3303 Via Lido
Newport Beach
673-1340 OI 673-¢150
Olurch 10 am a: 5 pm
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MESA VERDE
UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
1701 Bakw, C.M.
Worahlp & Church School
8:30 end 10:00 a.m.
{714) 979--8234
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(DlaclplH of Chrt")
2401 lrYt..e Aff. Newport leadt, CA
(949) 645·5781
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CHURCH
"Optn Amu and Optn Minds"
Worship 9:30 •'
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AROUND TOWN
• Send AROUNO TOWN items to ttte Dally Pilot, 330 W. Bay St.,
Costa Mesa, CA 92627; by fax to
(949) 646-4170; or by calling (949)
5744298. lncfude the time, date
and location of the event. as well
as a contact phone number. A
complete listing is available at
www.dailypilot com. ...
TODAY
0..-Senior CenUr Is holding a
pancake breakfast from 7:30 10 10 a.m. Including pancakes,
sau~ge, coffee and orange Juice
for $3 and $1 for cnlldren. The
center Is located at 800
Marguerite, Corona del Mar. For
more information. call (949)
644-3244. .
TM Friends of the Newport
Beach Public Library will hold HA
Budt A Bag .. for books, a used
book sale, from 9 a.m to 4 p.m
Proceeds will be donated to the
1000 Avocado Ave. library For
more information, call (949)
759-9667.
•o..p Healing ThroU9h Sound
Mld Stillness," an evening of
restorative yoga, w ill be offered
from 5 to 7 p.m at Full Spec1rum
Yoga. 2019 Quail St .. Newport
Beach. The cost is $25 in advance
Of $30 on the day of the event
hM walkJng tours of the badl
bay are being offered between 9
and 10:15 a.m. Guides will take
small group on two-hour tours
starting every 15 minutes Tours
begin at the comer of East Bluff
Drive and Bade Bay Road
Teen Night Ou1 for teens in the
seventh through ninth grades will
be held at the Bladt of Orange
The city of Costa Mesa invites
teens to participate 1n an
excurS1on 10 the mall and movies
Meet at the Downtown
Recreation Center, 1860 Anahenn
Ave .• Costa Mesa, for p1ua at 5
p.m. Participants will return to the
center at 10 p.m The S30 cost
includes pizza. movie,
transportallon and supervision
For more information, call (7141
327-7560
SUNDAY ·eo and Better Dance Group" will
have their dance from 1 to 5 p.m .
starting with dance lessons
Then, a live band will play The
cost is $10. The dance will be at
The Holiday Inn, 3131 S Bristol
SL, Costa M esa
TUESDAY
A WOfttshop on "Selling
Ted'lniques that Work; will bt•
held from 9 a.m . to noon at
National University. 3390 Harbor
Blvd , COS18 Mesa. The $25 fee
Includes materials. For more
Information, call (714) 550-7369.
WEDNESDAY
The Corona cs.a Mar au.me..
Improvement District Is looking
for community participation and
committee members to form a
Centennial Event Committee to
celebrate the 100-year
anniversary of Corona del M ar In
2004. The public is invited to
attend an Initial brainstorming
meeting 7 p.m. at Sherman
Library and Gardens, 2647 E.
Coast Highway, Corona del Mar.
To make reservations or forward
ideas, call (949) 675-0501.
A free seminar called "Nutrition
and Cardiovascular Health• will
be held from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at
Mother's Market, 225 East 17th
St .. Costa Mesa. For reservations,
call (800) 595-M OMS.
"Create a Personal Brend and
Increase Business" is the subject
for the Newport Beadl Chamber
of Commerce luncheon held at
noon at the Radisson Hotel, 4545
MacArthur Blvd .. Newport Beadl
The cost is S20 for members with
a reservation and $25 for all
others at the door For more
information, call (949) 729-4400
ntURSDAY
A business solutions womhop
called ·c ontract Legalese: Should
I or Shouldn't Ir will cover how
to wade through the ·1egalese· of
contracts. It will be presented
from 5 to 6 p.m. at the Wyndham
Hotel in Costa Mesa. For more
mformation, call (949) 623-8247,
or v1s1t
www 1cforangecountry.org
even rs
The International Coach
Foundation of Orange County will
present ·People Power Skills"
from 6 30 to 8:30 p m at the
Wyndham Hotel in Costa M esa
For more information. call (949)
623-8247. or visit
www 1cforangecountry. org
events
A hee seminar called ·vour
Child's Health" will be held from
6·30 to 7:30 p.m at Mother's
Market, 225 East 17th St., Costa
Mesa. For reservations, call (800)
595 M OM S.
Gail C.rson Levine's ·The Two
Pnncesses of Bamarre" will
provide a springboard of
discussion during the
Mother Daughter Book Club
meeting at 7 p m. at the Newport
Beadl Central Library, 1000
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The Peking Acrobats will make their 15th appearance at
Orange Coast College at 8 p.m. today. China's best
tumbler s, contortionists, jugglers, cyclists and
gymnasts make up the 26-member troupe, one of the
world 's most electnfymg performance ensembles .. The
acrobats will perform in the college's Robert 8. Moore
Theatre. Tickets for the show are avadable at the door
for $35 for adults and S 16 for children. (714) 432-5880
or (888) 622-5376.
Avocado Ave .. Newport Beadl.
For more mformat1on, call (949)
717·3816.
FEB. 15
A computer fair will be held at
the Orange County Fair and
Expositions Center Building 10
from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. through
Sunday. Admission for adults is
$5, for dllldren younger than 10,
free. For more informatton, call
(8001 800-5600
The UC Irvine Arborstum's
annual Winter Ordl1d Show.
"Prelude to Spnng," will take
place from 10 a m. to 3 p.m at the
UCI Arboretum on the UCI North
Campus Admission 1s $2 Per
person Children and members
get in for free. For more
mformatton, call (949) 824-5833.
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"An Evening of Ionesco;
featuring several short plays by
Eugene Ionesco, will be
presented by OCC's Repertory
Theatre Company in the Orama
Lab Studio today, Sunday and
Feb. 22 and 23. Show times are 8
p.m . Saturdays and 2 and 7 p.m
Sundays. Tidcets cost S6 tn
advance, $7 at the door For more
information, call (714) 432-5640,
e>C'I 1.
A workshop called "Divon:e: A
New Beginning" is being offered
for men and women in the
process of divorcing or recently
divorced. It will take place from 10
a.m. to 12:30 pm. at 180 Newport
Center Drive For more
information, call (9491644-6435
•Spring Lawn eare· will be
discussed at Sherman Library
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and Gardens in Corona del Mar al
9·30 a.m. Free. For more
information. call (9491 673 2261
A Mminar on •How to Start and
Manage Your Bu5'ness; will be
held from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at
National Un1vers1ty, 3390 Harbor
Blvd., Costa Mesa The S40 fee
includes matenals. For more
information, call (7141550-7369.
FEB.18
·How to Send th• Most Ehc1ive
E-mails" is the subject for the
Newport Beadl Chamber of
Commerce business referral
breakfast that will take place at
7:30 a.m. at The Pacific Club, 4110
MacArthur Blvd .. Newport Beadl
The cost is S 17 for mEfmbers with
a reservation and $22 for
potential members at the door
For more mformat1on, call (9491
729-4400
Eleanor Cooney reads from
and signs •Death m Slow Motion
M y Mother's Descent into
Alzhe1mer·s· at 6.30 p.m. at Book
Soup South Coast Plaza, 3333
Bristol St., Suite 2400, Costa
Mesa. For more mform atton, call
(714) 689-2665.
A free seminar eali.d "Is Zing the
Missing Lmk7" will be held from
6:30 10 7:30 p m at Mothers
Market, 225 East 17th St • Costa
Mesa For reservations. call (8001
595-MOMS
FEB.19
The Newport Rib Co. and ASH
Harbor Area Inc. are holding a
fund-ra1smg day at the restaurant
20% of the proceeds will be
donated to FISH to assist
low income families in Orange
County The restaurant 1s at 2196
Harbor Blvd. For more
1nforma1ton, call (9491 515-3815.
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A free seminar catted •HM&ing
All Stars· W111 be held from 6:30
to 7:30 p m et Mother's Market,
225 East 17th St , Costa Mesa For
reservations, call (800)
595-MOMS
Ross King pNSenta and aigns
·M1dlelangelo and the Pope's
Ceiling" at 6:30 p m at Book
Soup South CoaSl Plaia. 3333
Bnstol St., Suite 2400, Costa
M esa For more mformatlon call
(7141689-2665
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presents ·w orkshop
Wednesdays A Hands on
Cookmg Class Program" hosted
by dlef Alexx Guevara The class
is from 6 to 7.30 pm at 3333 '
Bnstol St . C0sta M~a The cost,
mcludmg materials. is $30 For
reserve a spot, call (8181
994 5075
FEB. 20
The public 11 tnvrted to mHt
Adeline Yen Mah . auttl()( of Fdlhf'l\I
Leaves~ "Chinese CmderP.lld and
"'Waictl1ng the Tree at 7 pm ~ ttw
Newport Beadl Central library, lOOJ
Avocado Ave Nevvport Beam for
more infonnabon. call 19491
717-3816
FEB.22
A wofilshop on ·undentand1ng
International Trade" will~ h<:)d
from 9 a m to noon at Natton~t
University, 3390 Harbor Blvd
Costa M esa The S25 fee mclud1•<.
materials. For more mformat1on.
call17 14l 550 7369
FEB.21
The Coste Mesa Women's Club
will hold 11s monthly mPetmg at
11 15 a m ljt their clubhouse 6 tO
W 18th St Costa Mesa with a
luncheon and Pntf'namment For
more information c.all 19491
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·Flying through the air and then some
The Peking Acrobats, who have been
wowing audiences all over the country, w ill
perform at Orange Coast College tonight.
By Coral Wiison
Daily Pilot
T here are no strings, no
magic -onJy lights,
muslc and acrobats
coming together for a •
performance that is so
incredible, it is hard 10 believe it
is real.
CoUege in Costa Mesa this
evening.
"From the moment the
curtain goes up, all you hear is
'Ooh, ahh and oh no,"'
co-producer and busine~
manager Don Hughes Sl!id.
Acrobats, tumblers and
contortionists balance on top of
a tower of benches, a pagodu of
chairs. a high wire. a bamboo
pole. a human pyramid anti
even spears.
Surprisingly, they rarely do.
I lughes can only recall Mo
serious injuries during his
aJmost 30 years with the show.
the worst being a broken leg.
But that is not out of lac.:k of
danger but a result of practice.
Many of them have beN1
training since the age of 5.
"They'U learn their ABGi.
alongside acrobats," 1 luW'tes
-;aid.
MO'>t importam, they learn
how to fall and the secrel to
landing o n their feet
"Pverythmg you -;ee on -;tage
1s s1uff you would find around
the house.· he added.
FYI
The Peking Acrobats will
perform tod ay at 8 p.m. in
Orange Coast College's Robe rt
B. Moore Theatre. Advance
reserved tickets cost $31, $29 fo r
students and seniors and $14 for
children. Fo r more informatio n.
call (714) 432-5880.
recognized by the ruling class
and invited to the court as
entenainers. Prom then on,
acrobatics flourished into an art
form and an important part of
Chinese culture. Demonstrating daring feats of
skill. balance and bravery, the
Peking Acrobats bring a
2,000-year-old tradition to North
America for 80 performances on
a tour of 50 cities. And they are
stopping by Orange Coast .
"They look like they are
enjoying themselves bu1 1hey are
very conscious of the fact 1 hat
they can fall," Hughes said.
Otinese acrobatie1> staned as
folk arts: tumbling. balancing
and juggling hou11ehokl object!>.
Eventually. acrobats were
The Pelting Auoba~ is
directed by the I lru family. a clan
deeply rooted in the Jcrobatic
tradition. Co-producer and The Peking Acrobats will display their prowess for balance and
See FLYING, Paee Al8 contortion tonight at the Robert 8. Moore Theatre.
PHOTOS BY DON LEACH I DAILY Pl C I
DJ KatoSpace has had a hit on top 40 Billboard Club Chart. and 1s now spmrnng records as part of Velcro Percolator at Detroit Bar m Costa Mesa
Percolating to the beats
KatoSpace, also known
as Sir Adamsmasher,
has brought the San
Francisco DJ sound to
Costa Mesa.
By Suzie Harrison
Daily Pilot
A percolator is healing
up in Costa Mesa. but
it's not of the coffee
variety. It's of the
explorative variety and
Its called a Velcro Percolator.
FYI
WHAT: Velcro Percolator
WHO: KatoSpace
WHERE: Detroit Bar, 843 W. 19th St
INFO: (949) 722-7410 or e -mail
huebeingcasting c<V yahoo.com
the World)." which spent many
weeJc.o. over the summer on the t<>Jl
40 BiUboard Club Chart. "Starfhh
Waitress· 1s his other con1nht111011
to "I leatstroke" -he calls ii hii.
homage to women.
San Francisco has been know as
the place where clectronk mu1'it:
and the tech'n ological movt'men1
was birthed. It happens at Delroit Bar. DJs, art,
fashion, people and music all
merge and meld into a
metamorphosis of fun and mayhem
-sights, sounds and movement
Never producing the same outcome
is the preferred rewlL
KatoSpace, also called Sir Adamsmasher, at Detroit Bar. where he holds
his Velcro Percolator dance party from time to time..
"I was in San ~rancisco durinK
the underground merging of
technology, music. art and culnire
... baslcally when the internet was
becoming the Web." K.atoSpace
said. "We were the first to do
'lmmersivc environments' with
video. lasers. music and bays of
computers."
KatoSpace. also known as Sir
Adamsmasher, brought the
percolator party to his roots in
Orange County after spending
almost a decade in San Francisco.
Velcro Percolator is an
exploradon in low and high fideUty
audio frontiers and is described as a
convergence of electro-clash.
house, lounge rock 'n' roll, punk
TODAY
and new discoverie .
"It's a live music experience with
different music, visuals and art,"
KatoSpace said. HJ'm very Inspired,
It's all about the fashion and funk."
The fi rst Orange County Velcro
Percolator was last May and
KatoSpace knew that Detroit Bar
was the o nJy space that would
work. offering the qulntessential
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environment and bringing in the
right people. There have been two
others since with one happening
last weekend.
Last year. Gavin Hardkiss,
pioneer DJ and producer of global
status. released "Heatstroke" from
SunburnfSlx Degrees Records. It
featured Sir Adam masher's song
"Party People (We're Gonna Otange
OeLroil Bar is its official address.
but from tJ me to time Velcro
Percolator can be found at private
parties and people's residences.
"The whole Idea of Velcro
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TUESDAY
THEATER
'Carpetbagger's
Children' spins
a folk sy yarn un
SCR stage
Three actresses shine in
producti on of Horton i-uule
play about a Texas fa mil~.
By Tom Titus
When Jllor' Jrl l.tllt•d 011 lu .1ddrt.•\'>
onl} 1he Judtt me \\>llh lntil no
m1er.1l11011.11111111);11w111,e1H , the
degree of diffil ult} llll rt.'a-;e., dl'tord111gl}
insofar a<. drama Ill uml11u 1' umt t:'rnNI
rOrtUniJll'ly. ~llUlh ( OJ'il l(t'Jll'rlClr\ la.1 t
lno of ac:tre'i'>l'' who l onqut>r th1 , .11..111l nge
<1ppreuJbly 111
I lorton rOOll'\ lll'W FYI
play, "The
Carpetbagger\
Children "
The "children" of
the lJlle an.• 1101 only
grown, but 111 onl'
case quite eldt·rly
Together. and
separately. tht'y '>Ptn
compelling yarn-. ol
1heir personJI
histories. wl11d1
me'>h into a folk.-;y.
familial pallern on
the theater''>
Julianne Argyro'>
WHAT: "The
Carpetbagger's
Children"
WHERE: South Coast
Repertory, Julianne
Argyros Stage. 655
Town Center
Drive, Costa Mesa
WHEN: 7:45 p.m
Tuesdays through
Fridays, 2 and 7:45
p m. Saturdays and
Sundays until Feb. 16
COST: S27 to S54
CALL: (71 4) 708-5555
Stage under 1he .. en-;111ve d1rectonal hand of
Marun Benson.
The three s1ster1' are daughters of a
Yankee soldier who "d1o;covered" Texas
during the Civil War and returned to make a
life for himself and his family there. Foote,
now 86, has a rich heritage to draw from,
and the three women who populate hi~
'>tory enhance that heritage and pa.int
detailed picturc'i of their lives and the
people who are only d1'>CU'>Sed but not seen
m the play.
The eldest,., c.rall" Anne (portrayed by
the venerabll' Na11 ~1Jrlln), who rebeUed
and married dgain-;t the family's wishes.
The middle '>!Ster, Cornelia (Robin Pearson
Rose) has taken on stewardship of the
family's vast land holdings at the expense of
a satisfyin g personal life, while the
youngest, Sissie (Ll nda Gehringe r), is
somewhat of a scatterbrain with a singing
talent that has become her blessing and her
curse.
The three chat, tn turn, with the
a udience. which becomes an intimate
confidante for their separate perspectives
on family history, problems and occasional
skeletons in a 9()-minute gossip session
uninterrupted by intermis.sion. h may be
the sho rtest play Foote has written, but It's
also one of the most fuJty formed and
satisfying.
Martin, although a t1lt uneven on openlng
weekend. is the m o t colorful of the three,
See SCR, Pace All
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY, MOZART
The M ozart Classic.al Orctu~stra 1s
dedicated to bnnyfng Quality
performancPs of chamber
orc:tiestrd works from tile
classical repertoire to the people
of Southern Callfornt<1 An
evening of Mozart dirl'ctcc1 by
Ami Porat will takt• place di 8 p m
today at the Irvine Barcl,1y
Theatre. 4242 Campus Dnve
Tidtets are between $24 and S38
Information (949) 854-4607
Pre!>ident
Elena Ross.
arc calling
the event "A
Fvcnin g of
Fll'gance."
The party I'> a
prelude to
benefit Lhc
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the Ll'lebrauon rommi11ee.
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Oleng. Verna Olow. Helen Un,
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CLAUDIA ACUNA
Cl.iud1c1 Acuna w11h special guest
Bill'( Childs will perform at
Founders Hall on today at 7 30
ond 9 30 pm T 1c:kets range from
$46 to $49 600 To•..vn CN 1ter
Drive 7141556 2122
ANNE MURRAY
rour time Grammy Aw ircJ winner
Anne Murray will perform di
Segerstrom Hall at 8 p m today
T1dcets coS1 from S26 to S80 600
Town Center Drive 17141556-2122
PHIL SHANE
The mult1-talentt:!d Phil Shane will
bnng.his Las Vegas-style att to La
Cave on M onday. Shane ha-; bf>f>n
a regular on the Las Vegas strip a1
the Tropicana Hotel for years. The
show will start at 9 p m La Cave 1s
at 1695 Irvine Ave.19491 ~7944.
NEWPORT BEACH JAZZ PARTY
The third annual Newport Beac:ti
I lo'>pital of Orange County and
( 1 IOC al Ml'>'>IOll w1ll luckoff
with a patron brunch on March
.!. at Co!>ta Me~·!> Center (]ub.
I he event wiU honor Cl IOC
tlonori. of $200 or more who
have helped .,u,tain the All
< .utlds fai.h ion i.how.
this y(Mr\ fa-.hjon show
lo-chairs arc Andrea Northcote
and Pran Paulson. The actual
I w.hion Show, which •'> '>ct for
1·.irly April thi'> year, i., titled
"Om·t· Upon A Time" and ii.
l>t'mg prod11cl'd by fa'>hion <,how
producer Leonard Simpson.
I ht• I 'i h'Uild., of U IOC have
1 u111ulJ11vely rai..ed more than
~:W mtlhon for lhc chlldren\
t111 ... p11al. I hey l11erally make a
hit• and death d1fferenle for
rlttldren '165 dayc; a year
I or mon• 111format1011. rail
1 ll'lc·n Wardner al (714 J
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SHARE OUR SELVES BENEFIT <'"'" \1t'"' h • ...,t•d <;hJn' Our
'wh 1•0, " pl.1nn1ng a\ l'f} 'Pet 1al
t•\ t·11111g 011 M.1r1 h I. rumnK
, l'ldml'r t lwf Michael Kang of
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Ja1.z Party will return to the
Newport Beadl Mamon Hotel Feb.
14 to 16 The festival will feature
the 8111 Cunliffe Tno. Mary
St.illmgs. the Houston Person
OuartPI and several others The
hotel 1~ ti 900 Newport Center
Dnve lnforma11on 19491 759-5003
PERFORMANCE
POETRY & LIVE MUSIC
Alta Coff P.P House will offer
~rforrnance pcetry and hve
music, 'Life & Hearts Brolten and
Unbro~rm;· on Wednesday at 8
p m by pools Came Seitzinger and
Season Cole ilnd musician
Courtney Montqomery With
spec.1al guest ~tar LCP Mallory
g1v1119 a mini Valentine's feature
Ahc1 Coffee House is at 506 31st St.
111 Newport Be<tc:ti lnformauon
1949) 675-0233
GRAMMY NOMINATED JAZ.Z.
TRUMPTER IN CONCERT
Grammy nomin<.tled Jazz
travel lo suppon the SOS cau-.e.
offering S75 per person and
more for the dinner dance.
which will have a Mardi Gra'
theme. Karen Hanington,
director of development for
SOS, repons that prizes will ht•
presented to those guesti.
wearing "the best and more
outrageous masks."
Michae l Kang. well known for
his Five Feet restaurant in
Laguna Beach . is opening a new
bistro in the Anaheim Marriott
Suites Hofel in Garden ~row
Kang is the founding cht'f of the
SOS Celebrity Olefi. Dtnner and
the. "Wtld and Crary Taco
Night. H Both events haw ra1wd
funds for so~.
For those u11fam1hJr. O..,han·
Our Selves is a loLal nonprol11
agency lhat provides for the
needs of those hving 111 povc·rt v
1n Orange County.
~O!> has lhe loyal suppon 111
some 450 volunteer!> worktng
year-round to make a
d1fferenLe
lo attl'nd thl' Mardi C ,ra.,
dinner. pleac,e rail 1'.trl'll
l lamngrnn at !lJ l~ll t>4l \ISi
• THE CROWD apµetHs Thursday:.
and Saturdays
trumpeter Terence Blanc:tiard 1s
m concert at Orange County
Performing Arts Center's
Founders Hall on Feb 28 and
March 1, with performances at
7 30 and 9 30 pm T1dcets arc
S52 for the early shows and S48
for the 9 30 p m performances
and are available at the Center
Box Office onltne at
www ocpac.org of 1714)
740 7878 The performing arts
center 1s at 600 Town Center
Drive m Costa Mesa
WESLA WHITFIELD
Wesla Whitfield will perform at
Founders Hall Feb 18 to 22 at
7·30 p.m Tickets are S49 600
Town Center Drive (7 141
556-2122
VIENNESE DELIGHT
Cafe Ludwig s host pianist,
See HOURS, Page Al4
Marisa Avna1m and Michael Gallegos·
Avnaim-Gal le gos
Mr and Mrs Michael Avnaim flf Newpon Coast
announce the engagement of their daughter, Marisa
Avnaim of Corona del \far. to Michael l.allegoi. of
Corona del Mar.
The bnde elect graduated from froy High '>chool and
Southern Me1hodi!.1 U111ver~11). 1n Dallai., Texa~
I he future bndegroom. son of Mr and Mrs. Rohen
0aJJego!> of Santa Ana, graduated from Orange Lutheran
and the UCLA.
A June 7 weddmg 1!> planned at the Laguna
Prei.bytenan Church m I .aguna Bea·ch
Ford-Sharp
Dougla'> M. and
I Jndc1 M. l·ord of
Newport Beach
announce the
engagement of their
daughter, Meh!>'>a
l ynn I ord of Newport
Beath. to Jonathan
Ohver Sharp of Lewes,
Del r he bnde elect
graduated from
(,orona del Mar High
C,chool and Princeton
Univer~tl) m
Pnm.eton. f\ J
The future
bridegroom. son of Jonathan Sharp and Mehssa Ford
Jo nathan and
Gwyneth Sharp of L.ewe'i, graduated from C..ape
I lcnlopen Htgh School and Princeton Un1ver'i1ty m
Princeton. N.J.
An AprLI 26 wedding 1., plannl'd ,11 the Maguire Ranch
m Rancho ')anta Margarita.
•Weddings and engagements run Saturdays For a form,
please call Christine Carrillo at 19491574 4298
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championsh ip and more than a million
bucks in your rookie year . Fuzzy Zoeller
smiles , he joke s, he chat s with the
g a II e ry. But know th i s: He i s t he on I y
guy who's full throttle when he 's ·laid
back.
March 17-23, 2003
Newport Beach Country Club
Advance-purchase tickets are $15.
Call 949/660-1001 or visit ~~
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HOURS
Continued from Al 3
Christopher O'Riley, will take the
audience on a musical tour of the
cobblestone streets of Vienna.
The show will take place Feb. 23
at 2 p.m. In F'Ounders Hall at 600
Town Center Drive. Ticlcets are
$45. (714) 556-2122.
MUSIC AT THE TEE ROOM
The Mark Davidson Trio, with Ron
Eschete on guitar, performs at 8 •
p.m. Fridays at the Tee Room.
3100 Irvine Ave., Newport Beach.
$10 cover. (949) 756-0121.
RAT PACK MONDAYS
Magglano's Little Italy pays
tribute to the Rat Pack every
Monday with entertainer Chris
Williams and his five-piece band.
There will be complimentary hors
d'oeuvres and dancing. No cover.
Reservations l"ecommended
(714) 546-9550.
JA12.TRIO
Gulfstream Restaurant in
Newport Beach presents a jazz
tno Sunday through Wednesday
as regular entertainment at 850
Avocldo Ave .• Newport Beach.
Hours are 5 to 9 p.m. Sunday and
6 to 10 p.m. Monday through
Wednesday (949) 718-0188.
WEEKLY JAM
The Studio Cate presents
Monday Night Jams from 7 to 11
p.m. every week. "WantedH
musicians include guitar players,
bass players, singers, drummers,
keyboardists and others at 100
Main St .. Newport Beach. Free.
(949) 675-7760.
MUSIC AT THE GRILL
The Bluewater Grill offers live
music Friday and Saturday
nights. Greg Morgan, Nid< Peper
and Kelty Gordien (known as MPG)
perform c18$Sic rodt, R&B and
swing at 8:30 p.m. Fridays. Marvin
Gregc>fY and MPG will perfotm
classic rodt, swing and R&B at 8:30
p.m. Saturdays. The restaurant Is
at 630 Udo Park Drive, Newport
Beacn Free. (949) 675-3474.
MUSIC AT THE PELICAN
The Rusty Pelican offers the music
of Common Ground from
Wednesday through Sunday. The
band performs from 7 to 10 p.m.
Wednesday and Thursday, from
8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Friday and
Saturday and from 2 to 6 p.m.
Sunday. The restaurant is at 2736
W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach.
Free. (949) 642-3431.
WEEKEND BLUES
Anthon-.,·s Riverboat Restaurant
in Newport Beach presents The
Balboa Blues on Friday and
Saturday evenings and Sunday
afternoons. The program
features jazz and classic rode
tunes for dining and dancing.
Anthony's is at 151 E. Coast
Highway. (949) 673-3425.
POP-ROCK ANO RAMENCO
Tate 5, a funk, rode and Motown
act, performs at 9 p.m.
Saturdays at Carmelo's
Ristorante, 3520 E. Coast
Highway, Corona del Mar. Solo
guitarist Ken Sanders performs
classical flamenco tunes at 7:30
p.m. Tuesdays and Sundays.
Free. (949) 675-1922.
SATURDAY NIGHT R&B
Gerald Ishibashi and the Stone
Bridge Band play rock and R&B
at 9 p.m. Saturdays at Sutton
Place Hotel's Trianon Lounge,
4500 MacArthur Blvd., Newport
Beach. Free. (949) 476-2001.
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11Seeing Christianity Again:
The Heart of the Matter"
Febrvcwy 14· 16, 2003
A Spedal Weekend lecture
Series featuring Mcrcus Bor~
Hundere Distinguished
Professor of Religion at
Oregon State University,
Author and Felow in the
Jesus Seminar
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fridoy, Ftbtvary 14, 7:30, Satvrday February 1 S, 9 a.a.·3 p.a..
SVndoy, Febmry 16: Hotlillst t & 10 a.a., ledwt 9 ua.
at Saint Michael & All Angels Episcooal Church,
3233 Pacific View Drive, Corona l>el Mar
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MUSIC AND DANCE
Living legend flamenco guitarist Paco Pena and his
Flamenco Dance Company will perform sultry Latin rhyttims
on Saturday, Feb. 22. at ttie Orange Coast College Robert
B. Moore Theatre, 2701 Fairview Road. Curtain is
scheduled for 8 p.m. Information: (714) 432-5880.
Repertory company will feature
several short plays by one of the
theater's most famous absurdist
playwrights. Eugene Ionesco.
The production runs Saturdays
and Sundays Feb. 15, 16, 22 and
23 in the Drama Lab Studio .
Curtain is at 8 p.m . Saturdays
and at 2 and 7 p.m. Sundays.
Ticlcets are $6 or $7 each. For
information or ticlcets. call (714)
432-5640, ext 1. Orange Coast
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•1W0 GENTLEMEN Of
VERONA"
William Shakespeare's "Two
Gentlemen of Verona" will be
performed at the South Coast
Repertory on the Segers1rom
Stage from Feb. 28 through
March 30. Preview tic:ttets start at
$19. For ticlcets, (714) 708-5555 or
go online at www.scr.org.
'PROOF'
"Proof," the Tony
Award-winning play by David
Auburn, will play ~t Seger strom
Stage, South Coast Repertory.
650 Town CenterOrive, Costa
Mesa through Sunday. It tells
the story of a young woman
who looks to discover how
much genius and insanity she
has inherited from her brilliant
father. Performances will be at 8
p.m. through Friday; at 2:30 and
8 p.m. Saturday; and at 2:30 and
7:30 p.m. Sunday. Previews $19
to $44, regular run $27 to $54.
(714) 708-5555.
'LITTlE SHOP Of HORRORS'
The Sage Hill High School
Theatre Department will offer
"little Shop of HorrorsH from
through Sunda't'. The play,
directed by Jay Louden, will be
performed at 7:30 p. m." today.
and matinees will be offered at 2
p.m. today and Sunday. Ticlcets
are $5, 3443 Pacific View Drive,
(949) 219-0900.
'FORBIDDEN BROADWAY'
#Forbidden Broadway.ff which
serves up 31 winy and ruthless
parodies of Broadway shows in
97 minutes, will be staged at
Orange Coast College on Feb. 9
at 4 p.m • 2701 Fairview Road.
Tickets are $29 advance and S35
at the door (714) 432-5725
'F100l.ER ON THE ROOf"
Vanguard Univershv will i.>resent
its third malnstage production of
"Fiddler on the Roof." The play
will open Feb. 20 and run
through Feb. 23. A second leg
will run Feb. 27 to March 2. It will
play at the school's Lyceum
Theater, 65 Fair Drive in Costa
Mesa. Information: (714)
668-6145.
PULITZER PRIZE NOVELIST
MICHAEL CHARON'S PLAY
Pulitzer Prize novelist Michael
Chabon's play "The Amazing
Adventures of Kavalier and
Clay" will be preserited Monday,
March 3. at 8 p.m. at the lrvlne
Barclay Theatre. Tickets are $36
and $29. For tickets1 go to the
ticht box office, or call (949)
8544646.
"LARAMIE PROJECT"
Orange Coast College is staging
Moises Kaufman's "Laramie
Project" March 19 through 23 in
the Orama Lab Theatre. Ticlcets
are $12 and $8 st the door or by
calling (714) 432-5880. Orange
Coast College 1s at 2701 Fairview
Road in Costa Mesa.
STUDENT DIRECTED
ONE-PERSON PLAYS
"Solo Voices7 a festival of
student-directed one-person plays,
will be staged March 1 and 2, at 8
p.m. Saturday and at 2 and 7 p.m
Sunday. Tickets are $6 and $7 and
can be purchased at the door or by
calling (714) 432-5726. Orange
Coast College al 2701 Fairview
Road in Costa Mesa.
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HOURS
Continued from Al4
Museum, will be on display
ttirough April 27 at the Orange
County Museum of Art's Satellite
Gallery, South Coast Plaza, 3333
Bristol St., Costa Mesa. Zines are
publications -like magazines -
created by individuals or small
groups. Museum hours are 10
a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through
Friday, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday
and 11 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Sunday.
Free. (949) 759· 1122.
JANE HILL
"Local Scenes;· art by Jane Hill,
will be on display at the Newport
Beach Public Library through Feb.
28. The library is at 1000 Avocado
Ave., Ne'wport Beach. Free. (949)
717-3801. -
'IN THE EYE OF THE
BEHOLDER'
An exhibit featuring the works of
Michael Perez and Kirsten Prosser
will be on display at Bayside
Gallery Restaurant, 900 Bayside
Drive, Newport Beach, through
March 1. (949) 851-918,
www.studiogallery.net.
BRAVO PHOTOGRAPHS
Works by famed Mexican
photographer Manuel Alvarez
Bravo will be on display through
Feb. 16 at the Orange County
Museum of Art, 850 San
Clemente Drive, Newport Beach.
The works will be shown
concurrently with HThe Spirit of
Mexico;· an exhibit exploring
Mexico through the eyes of
modern photographers
including Henri Cartier-Bresson
and Edward Weston. Museum
hours are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Tuesday through Sunday. $5 for
adults. $4 for seniors and
students, and free for members
and children younger than 16
(949) 759· 1122.
MARJETICA PORTC
An installation by Slovenian
artist Marjetica Porte will be on
. display through March 2 at the
Orange County Museum of Art,
850 San Clemente Drive,
Newport Beach. Porte's work
deals with issues of shelter,
poverty and displacement
Museum hours are 11 a.m. to 5
p m. Tuesday through Sunday.
$5 for adults, $4 for seniors and
students, and free for members
and children younger than 16.
(949) 759-1122.
DEAN A. SMrTH: NOCTURNE
Dean A. Smith, an Orange Coast
College 1ewelry-makmg
instructor, will have an exhibit at
the College of Fine Arts West
..
Gallery at Cal State Fullerton
through Feb. 20. The e)<hibit,
HDean A Smith: Nocturne,H is of
biomorphic steel sculptures. For
information, call (714) 432-572&.
DANCE
ALVIN AILEY DANCE THEATER
One of America's most
celebrated dance companies, the
Alvin Ailey Dance Theater, will
perform at Segerstrom Hall
Tuesday through Feb. 16.
Performances will be given at 8
p.11). each day, and special
matinee showings will be given
at 2 p.m. Feb. 15 and 16. Tickets
range from $20 to $65. 600 Town
Center Drive. (714) 556· 2122.
PACO PENA'S FLAMENCO
DANCE COMPANY
Legendary flamenco guitarist
Paco Pena and his dance
company will perform at Orange
Coast College at 8 p.m. Saturday,
Feb. 22. Ticl<ets are $35, $39 at the
door. They are on sale at the
college's t1cl<et office or online at
www.occt1dcets.com. For
information. call (714) 432-5880 or
(888) 622-5376. Orange Coast
College is at 2701 Fairview Road
in Costa Mesa.
ARGENTINE TANGO
Tango dancing 1s offered from 8
p.m. to 12:30 a.m. on the first
Saturday of each month at
Danscene Studio, 2980
McClintocl< Way, Costa Mesa.
(714) 641-8688.
KIDS
STARLIGHT STORIES
Children 3 to 7 years old are
invited to participate 1n songs and
finge~pupp~~aysat7p.m.
Mondays at the Costa Mesa
Library, 1855 Park.Ave (949)
646·8845.
PJS AND BOOKS
A children's story time 1s
presented at 7 p.m . Mondays and
at 10:30 a.m. Saturdays at the
Newport Beach Central Library,
1000 Avocado Ave. Children may
wear pajamas to the evening
sessions Free (949) 717-381(1.
WEEKLY STORYTELLER
A children's story time 1s held at
10:45 a.m . Wednesdays at Barnes
& Noble Booksellers at Metro
Pointe, 901 -B South Coast Drive.
Costa Mesa. (714) 444-0226.
STORY TIME
A children's story time is held at
10 a.m. Wednesdays and 10.15
a.m. Fridays at Borders Books &
Music at South Coast Plaza, 3333
Bear St., Costa Mesa. Free. (714)
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nation's top financial advisors for
couples, will speak on "How to
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Future" today at Borders Books
333 Bear St.
BARBARA WOOD
International best-selling author
Barbara Wood will discuss and
sign her latest novel, "The
Blessing Stone:· at 2 p.m. Feb. 23
at Borders Books, Music and Cafe
at South Coast Plaza. Wood has
written 18 novels covering
different periods of history .•
Borders is at 333 Bear St.
DINING/TASTING
SUNSET DINNERS
The Rusty Pelican offers Sunset
Dinners from 4 to 5:15 p.m.
Monday through Friday at 2735
W. Coast Highway, Newport
Beach. $10-$15. (949) 642-3431.
SUNDAY BRUNCH
The Rusty Pelican offers Sunday
brunch from 10 a.m. to 3.30 p.m.
every Sunday at 2735 W. Coast
Highway, Newport Beach. $8-$15.
(949) 642-3431.
TWILIGHT DINING
A twilight dining menu, featuring
dishes such as chicken
parm1g1ana and calamari picante
at reduced prices, 1s offered from
5 to 6 p.m. weekdays and from 4
to 6 p.m. Sundays at Villa Nova
Restaurant. 3131 W. Coast
Highway, Newport Beach. (949)
642-7880.
WINE TASTINGS
Hi-Time Wine Cellars offers wine
tastings from 4:30 to 8 p.m
Fridays and from 1 :30 to 8 p.m
Saturdays. (9491 650-8463.
SUNDAY BRUNCH
A Sunday brunch featuring
international seafood and salad
buffets, roasts carved to order
and breakfast favorites 1s held
from 10·30 a.m. to 2 p m. at
Sutton Place Hotel, 4500
MacArthur Blvd .• Newport Beach
$30; $40 with champagne (9491
476-2001.
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Musical acts perform at 8:30 p.m.
Thursdays through Saturdays at
Alta Coffee House. 506 31st St.,
Newport Beach (949) 675-0233
ATRIUM MARQUIS
A variety of live music is
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through Feb 20
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pntsented dally at the Atrium's
Alrporter Club, 18700 MacArthur
Blvd., Irvine. (949) 833-2770.
BISTR0201
Jazz Is played at 8 p.m. Fridays
and Saturdays and at 11 a.m.
Sundays at Bistro 201, 3333 W.
Coast Highway, Newport Beach.
(949) 631-1551.
DIN DIN AT BAMBOO TERRACE
Instrumental music is performed
after 9 p.m. Thursdays, and pop
and rock Is presented after 9 p.m.
Fridays and Saturdays at Din Din
at the Bamboo Terrace, 1773
Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. (949)
645-5550.
DURTY NELLY'S
live music is performed at 9 p.m.
Fridays and Saturdays at Nelly's,
2915 Red Hill Ave .. Costa Mesa.
(714) 957-1951.
FOUR SEASONS HOTEL
Live music is performed
Mondays through Saturdays at
the Four Seasons Hotel. 690
Newport Center Drive, Newport
Beach. (949) 759-0808.
HARD ROCK CAFE
Live music is performed Sundays
at Hard Rock Cafe, 451 Newport
Center Drive. Newport Beach
(949) 640-8844.
THE HARP INN
Live music is performed
Thursdays through Saturdays at
the Harp Inn, 130 E. 17th St .
Costa Mesa. (9491 646-8855
HOGUE BARMICHAEL'S
Live music 1s performed
Wednesdays through Saturdays
at Barmichael's, 3950 Campus
Drive. Newport Beach. (949)
261-6270
LIDO CIGAR ROOM
Enjoy a smoke with your drink at
Lido Cigar Room, 3441 Via Lido,
Suite D. Newport Beach (949)
723-0595
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Live music ls performed at
Margaritaville, 2332 W. Coast
Highway, Newport Beach. (949)
63Hl220.
MARRAKESH
Authentic Moroccan cuisine and
belly dancing is off&red at 5 p.m.
daily at Marrakesh, 1976
Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa.
(949) 645-8384.
MARRIOTT HOTEL
Live music is performed
Mondays through Saturdays at
the Marriott Hotel, 900 Newport
Center Drive, Newport Beach.
(949) 640-4000.
MULDOON'$
Muldoon's is an Irish pub at 202
Newport Center Drive, Fashion
Island, Newport Beach. (949)
6404110.
OYSTER BAR LOUNGE
Local pop and light rock acts
perform Fridays and Saturdays
at Newport Landing's Oyster Bar
Lounge at the Balboa Ferry
Landing, 503 E. Edgewater Ave.
(949) 675-2373.
TEE ON THURSDAY
The Tee Room presents its
two-piece band every Thursday
between 6 and 9 p.m. at 3100
Irvine Ave .. Newport Beach.
(949) 756--0121.
TOTALLY COFFEE
Open mike night is held from 8:30
to 10:30 p.m. Thursdays at Totally
Coffee, 1525 Mesa Verde Dnve
East, Costa Mesa. (714) 435-9367.
VlLLANOVA
Rich Fauno plays at the piano bar
at 9 p m. Sundays through
Wednesdays and the three-piece
1azz and blues band M1sbehavin'
plays at 9 p.m. Thursdays
through Saturdays at Villa Nova.
3131 W Coast Highway, Newport
Beach (949) 642 · 7880.
ONGOING
TMns are invited to drop by th•
city of Costa Mesa Recreation
Center from 2 to 6 p.m. Monday
through Friday for Indoor and
outdoor sports and activities..
The Center is at 1860 Anaheim
Ave. For more information, call
(714) 327-7560.
The Newport BNch City Hall ls
displaying watercolor paintings
by Juan Casado, Ned Parsons,
Raymond Otis and Jim
Teegarden through March 28 at
3300 Newport Blvd. For more
information, call (949) 717-3870.
The Assn. of Business Setvlcu
hosts a networking meeting that
deals with education
connections from 6 to 8:30 p.m.
on the second Tuesday of every
month at the Holiday Inn at 3131
Bristol St., Costa Mesa. For
more information, call (949)
805-0011.
The Newport BHch Public
Library hosts an hour of stories
and crafts for children in
kindergarten through the
second grade at the Corona del
Mar branch from 3 to 4 p.m.
Tuesdays. The library is at 420
Marigold Ave. For more
information, call (949) 717-3800.
Free tours of the Orange County
Performing Arts Center take
guests to the dressing rooms,
performer's lounge, badcstage
and on stage at 10:30 a.m. every
Wednesday and Saturday at 600
Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa.
Group tours can be held by
special arTangement. For more
information, call (714)
556-ARTS. ext. 833
The Newport Beach
Newcomers Club holds a
Newport Welcom es Dermatologist,
Tanya J. Foreman, M.D.
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Dr Foreman also perfomll> aec;th1.•t1c
""'" care procedurt.'S to reduce the
apf){'arance of fine linec; .ind wnnklcs,
ag<.• 1-opol.., and protruding vem ... The~
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general meeting on the third
Wednesday of every month. The
organization is open to all women
residents in Newport Beach who
have lived In the area fewer than
five years. For more Information,
call (949) 645-9922, or visit
newcomers-newportbeach.org.
Oasis Senior C.m.r holds a
pancake breakfast from 7:30 to 10
a.m. on the second Saturday of
fNery month. Breakfast includes
pancakes, sausage, coffee and
orange juice for $3, $1 for children.
The center is at 800 Margueri1e,
,Corona del Mar. For more
information, call (949) 644-3244.
MKy's Soutf't Coast ptau
presents ·workshop
Wednesdays: A Hands-on
Cooking Class Program• hosted
by chef Alexx Guevara. The class
is held from 6 to 7:30 p.m.
Wednesdays at 3333 Bristol St.,
Costa Mesa. The cost, including
materials, is $30. To reserve a
spot, call (818) 994-5075.
Yoga and mvtf)m,
"Yogarhythmics" combines yoga,
dance and fun. The class is held
from 4:30 to 5:45 p.m Tuesdays
at 2850 M esa Verde Drive East.
Suite 111, Costa Mesa For more
information, call (714) 754-7399.
The Newport Harbor Nautical
Museum offers the exhibit ·vour
Majesty, There Is No Second: The
America's Cup 1851-2003" through
April 30. The museum is at 151 E.
Pacific Coast Highway, Newport
Beach. Free admission. For more I '
information, call (949) 673 7863
Interfaith couples with one
Jewish partner are invited to
part1c1pate in a discussion group
at the Jewish Family Service of
Orange County office. The group
is geared tow ard dealing with
issues between Interfaith
couples. such as raising children,
observing holidays, symbols in
the home and relationships with
extended families. The cost for
three sessions is $45 per couple.
Preregistration Is required. Cail
to schedule date and time. The
office Is at 250 E. Baker St., Suite
G, Costa Mesa. (714) 445-4950.
Women SO and older can join a
discussion group coordinated by
Jewish Family Services to address
issues such as anxiety, depression,
relationships, loneliness and
family. The group meets from 10to
11:30 a.m. Mondays at the agency
offlC8S, 250 E. Baker St, Suite G,
Costa Mesa. Preregistration
required. (714) 4454950.
Friends of the Newport Beech
Public Library Used Book Store
are asking for patrons to donate
books to replenish the dwindling
stodc. Books may be left at any of
the three branch libraries -
Balboa, Mariners. or Corona del
M ar -or in the book closet next
to the Friends Book Store, at
1000 Avocado Ave .• Newport
Beach. All hardcover and
paperbadl donations, with the
exception of magazines and law
books, will be accepted and are
tax deductible (949) 759·9667
The Braille Institute offers free
computer classes to people with
fading vision who have difficulty
seeing the computer screen. The
Oasis Center at 800 Marguerite
Ave • Corona del Mar, offers six
sessions. Call to sign up for
classes (7 14) 821·5000
A spiritual care class meets et
7·15 pm Wednesdays at 3400
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The Cost a M•H Chamber of
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luncheon mpetlngs Wedneadays
from 11:45 a.m . to 1 p.m. at the
Costa Mesa Country Club. The
cost is $14. The club is at 1701
Golf Course Drive. Costa Mesa
(714) 885-9090.
A b,.ln tumor MJpport group
meets the first and third
Thursdays of each month from 7
to 8:30 p.m. at the Hoag Cancer
Center at Hoag Hospital, 1 Hoag
Drive, Newport Beach. Free.
Registration not required. The
· group is designed to help
patients and their families
understand and cope with the
illness (949) 574-6232.
St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church hosts a mental illness
support group from 6:30 to 8
p.m. Sundays in D1erenfield Hall
Cat 600 St. Andrews Road,
Newport Beach. (949) 574-2236.
The Jewish Family Service of
Orange County sponsors a
d1scuss1on group for adult
children and their parents from 6
to 7 p.m two Tuesdays a month
at the Jewish Family Service
office at 250 E Baker St., Suite G,
Costa Mesa $10 per person, per
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pe1'9ntlng support group.
Pa~t• learn atreteglu for
aucce11ful parenting end for
dealing with the feelings end
behavior of their ctilldren. The
groop meets from 10 to 11 :30
e.m. Mondays et the Jewish
Femlly Service offfee at 260 E.
Beker St., Suite G, Costa Meu.
The group wlll cover managing
anger, anxiety '"d peer pre11ure
ctilldren experience.
Preregistration required. (714)
445-4950.
TM Com Me.a Senior Cen1llr
ha ballroom dancing with !Mt
music from the Costa Mesa Music
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healing support group for the
ctironically ill. The purpose 11 to
provide participants with
emotional and spiritual support
to manage lllneu and its
consequence•. The group meets
at 7 p.m . Thursdays at the
Jewish Family Service office at
250 E. Baker St .. Cos1a Mesa
Attendance Is free, but
regis1r•tlon is required (714)
445-4950.
Sc,.bble Club No. 350 mffU
from 6 to 10 p.m . Thursdays at
Bor~ers Books, Music & Cafe at
South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bear St.
In Costa.Mesa. $3. New players
are welcome. (949) 206·9822.
·The Coln end Stamp Club mff11
hom 1 to 3 p.m. Mondays at the
Oasis Senior Center. New
members interested in trading,
buying and selling stamps and
coins are being sought to 1oin
these informal meetings There
are no fees required. (949)
644-3244.
Jewish F1rmlty Service offers
ongoing bereavement support
groups for adults at all s18ges of
loss. Group members share
experiences. hear how others deal
with grief, receive support and
learn ways to cope wrth sadness
and loss. One group meets at 7
p.m. Tuesdays at Beth Jacob in
Irvine. The second group meets at
10 a.m. Tuesdays at Temple Judea
in Laguna Hills. The third group
meets at 1 p.m . Thursdays at the
Ezra Center 1n Anaheim. Free. but
advance registration 1s required.
(714) 446-4950
Jewish F1rmily Service of Orange
County provides a support and
discussion group for persons
recovering from childhood or
teenage sexual abuse The group
meets from 8 to 9'.30 p m
Tuesdays at 250 E Baker St Costa
Mesa Advance registration 1s
required (714) 445-4950
Two-hour kayak tours with a
trained naturalist guide are
offered at 10 a m Sundays from
the Newport Dunes Waterfront
Reson The resort is at 1131 Bade
Bay Drtve, Newport Beach S20.
or $10 for Cahforn1a Wildlife
Campaign and Newport Bay
Naturalists and Friends
members. (949) 729·1150
A yoga and dance class is held
from 4:30 to 5:45 p.m Tuesdays
at the Center for Spmtual
Discovery, 2850 Mesa Verde
Drive East, Suite 111 , Costa
Mesa. (714) 754-7399
The Rev. Conme Ryckman leads
a discussion group using the
book ·conversations with God·
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the Center for Spiritual
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Drive East, Suite 111. Costa
Meu. Bring a luncti. (714)
764-7399.
M1r1hall'1 Tee Kwon Do In Cost.a
Mesa offers free self-defense
classes to alr1ine pilot~ and flight
attendants. Claaaes are taught
by three-time U.S. National
Champion Tom M arshall.
Marshall's Is at 333 E. 17th St.,
Sutte 13, Costa M esa. (9491
574-0122.
A DHllng with Divorce support
group Is offered by Jewish
Family Service of Orange
County. The-group is led by an
exptfrienced counsetor and
meets at 6 p .m Tuesdays at the
Jewish Federation campus. 250
E Baker St., Suite G, Costa
M esa (714) 445-4950
The Sea Scouts' ship Del Mar
711 of Orange County offers a
program for boys and young
men ages 14 to 18 intereS1ed in
sa1hng, seamanship, piloting,
navigation and cruising.
Meetings are from 6 to 9 p.m.
Wednesdays at the Sea Scouts
Sea Base, 1931 W Coast
Highway. Newport Beach (9491
642-6301 or (949) 551·8591
011i1 Senior Center offers
ongoing assistance, counseling
and referral services for seniors.
(9491 644-3244.
The Co1t1 MHa Senior Citizen
Square and Round Dance Club
seeks expenenced dancers to
1oin its group from 9 to 11 a.m
Thursdays at the Costa Mesa
Senior Center, 19th Street and
Pomona Avenue, Costa Mesa
17141545-5669
Arthntis Foundation instructor
Hillary Stone leads an exercise
class at 11 a m Thursdays at the
Jewish Senior Center 250 E
Baker St Costa Mesa (7141
513-5641
The Newport Beach Newcomers
Club meets at 10 a m the third
Wednesday of each month The
organ1zauon rs open to ~I
women residents of Newport
Beach who have lived in the area
for fewer than five years For
more information. call (9491
645-9922 or visit the Web site
newcomers·newportbeach.org
The Thursday Morning Women's
Club, a 40·year-old friendship
club. rs seeking new members
The club, which includes golf.
bridge. walking and gourmet
sections, meets at 11 a.m on the
second Thursday of every
month at the Radisson Hotel in
Newport Beach The luncheon 1s
S23 and includes entertainment
The hotel rs at 4545 MacArthur
Blvd 17141842·5863
The Newport BHch Walking
Club meets at 9 a m and 7 p m
elf Ewin!( & L)leen Ewin~
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COVERAGE
II '' 1mponan1 to keep ~our
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~urrcnt b\ updaung and mmasmg
1l' ,aJue lb you change mod.th or I male add1u0ns to ~001 home ·The I building blocl of am homeowner\
I
m'urance pohc\ 1s I.he amount of
CO\ crage on 1he house and tis
comen~ llm figure ~hould be based
on the rtpl:iccmcnt value or "hat tt
'40Uld CO\I 10 rebuild the Structure
The reploctment value oflen changes
over the years
ln .. unng for less than~ full value 1s
fa he economy. and refers to
valwu100 no longer available m most
poltc1cs Nearly all insurance
comp:uues now rcqutr? homeowner' s
pohcie to be Ill ured at I 00'1 of
actual replacement cost m order to
cover a lo s complete!) Most
compamc also off er at least
"mended replacement co I" to
co~er inflanooary cost ~ f «
COOSIJUCOOCI and lhe added costs of
loss cleanup. OM>osmg 111 tnflaboo
g\IUd clause for your poltcy tha1
automa11cally rllst$ your cO\-mgt
In tep wtlh nstng prices IS IDOCbc1
way you can pro<cct yomstlf You
should evaluate your i.murucc
covcnge based on the value ol your
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yws to make me th.at you are
~ly eovett.d.
Lyleen and Jeff have 30
con..1Ceutivc years of real CSUte
cxperieooe in Newport Beach.
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Monday rhrough Sarurday, end
at 7 p m. Sunday Walkers
should meet at the lnter1ect1on
of Hospital Road and Superior
Avenue Free (949) 650-1332
The American Legion mMta st 7
p m the third Tuesday of every
month. The meetings, wtucti
deal with veteran 111ue1 and
community service, will be held
at the Costa Mesa Arr National
Guard The national guard is at
2651 Newport Blvd. Free Mary
Holler, (714) 546-2777; or Bill
M1m1aga. (9491 650-0894
Nightly meetings fOf thoH who
want to overcome nicotine
addiction are offered 1n Costa
Mesa and Newport Beach (714)
774--9106 or (8001 642·0666
The Newport Sport.I Museum, •
nonprofit organ1zat1on, operates
a free museum at 100 Newpon
Center Onve, Newport Beacti
The museum which has 6ne of
the worlds largest collect1on1 of
sports memorabrha rs open
from 9 am to 6 p.m weekdays
and10a.m to3pm on
Saturday (949) 721 -9333 or
www newportspol'fs·
museum org
The Estancia High School Pa,.n1
Teacher Student Assn hosts a
monthly paper drive every
Saturday from 9 a m to noon in
the school's northwest parking
lot. on the corner of Estancia
North and Placentia.
Newspap~rs that are bound,
loose or bagged are accepted.
Cardboard and bound material
such as phone books and thick
magazines are not Also bins are
available for drop off every day
of the month All funds raised go
to the assoc1at1on Free The
school is at 2323 Placentia Ave
Costa Mesa 19491515·6500
08111 Senior C.nter offers a
daily telephone contact program
for seniors who have a hm1ted
local support system They also
offer ongoing computer classea
that teach the basics of Word.
Ow.dcen Pnnt Shop and Internet
usage 1949 1644·3244
The Costa Mesa Communlc.tort
Toastmasters Club meets from
noon to 1 p m. Wednesdays at
the Orange County Department
of Education, 200 Kalmus Drive,
Costa Mesa Meetings are open
to anyone who wants to improve
hrs or her pubhc speaking skills
1714) 444-8783
The Newport BHch
D1stmgu1shed Toastmasters Club
1300 meets from 7 to 9 p m
Tuesdays m Sgt Pepperonis
meeting room 2300 Bristol St
Newport Beach Call to make
reservations 1949 646-1274
The Jewish Family Service of
Orange County holds group
mee .. ngs for younger women to
discuss fife passages and
changes. body images family
relationships commun1ca1ton.
intimacy and sexuality anxiety
and loneliness The group meets
at 7 p m Tuesdays at the agency
office The office 1s at 250 E
Baker St Suite G Costa Mesa
Prereg1stratton rs required.
Marcy Middler, (71 41445-4950,
ext 114.
The Mesa Messengers
Toastmasters Club 691 in Costa
Mesa meets at 7 p m Tuesdays
at Mesa Verde United Methodist
Church, 1701 W Baker St Costa
Mesa (714) 540-4446
Th• Blue Aame Toastmasters
Club 2717 meets at 7 am
Wednesdays at the Village
Farmer South Coast Plaza
Village 1651 Sunflower Ave
Costa Mesa The meeting 11 free
for first-time v1s1tors (9491
855-4308
The Newport Center
Toastmasters Club 231 meets
from 7 to 8:30 a m Mondays at
the Irvine Co., 610 Newport
Center Onve. Newport Beecti.
(949) 756-1025
The Harbortlt• ToHtmelten
Club meets at 7 a.m Thuraday1
at Coco's Bakery Restaurant,
3446 E. Coast Highway. Corona
del Mar. (949) 293-4630
Udo laJe Toutrnutera meet
from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Mondeya et
Fletctier Jones Moton:tirs, 3300
Jamboree Road, Newport e..dl.
(714) 964-5314
TMO.•~~~•
shuttle to take "*Tlbert to
a~ntmentl and grocery
shopping TM shU1tle elso tabs
members to the center. Cell to
make en eppofntment. (9'9)
8"-3244.
1\ltOflftg .. .....,.. for "'90M
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English Hourty rtt andthn•
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FLYING
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artistic director Ken Hai visits
0:1.ina annuaUY to select from
the approxW'ately 100,000
aaobats studying the art today.
He takes the best talent to
perform around the world.
One year. the troupe balanced
six people atop six chairs 21 feet
in the air without safety lines.
Their "Human Otair Stack• set
the world's record on Fox's
Guinness Boole Prlmecime show.
Other acts are a cyclist riding
with 10 performers piled on top
and a symmetrical rolling
pyramid.
This year, th~ troupe has
added a segment to the show in
response to the popuJarity of
k:ung-fu. n1e show also offers a
new experience in music with a
Chinese orchestra playing
tradltionaJ instruments such as
the pipa, yang qin, er hu and di
zi
rhe Peking Acrobats
demonstrate new possibilities
for the human body and a deep
understanding of balance,
physics and gravity.
2 • •
China has a populauon of 1.2
billion. "When you've got that
number of people, you can really
do things," I lughes said. The Peking Acrobats will hrt 50 cities on their U.S. tour.
BEATS
Continued from Al 2
Percolator is that it is constantly
evolving. I call it a live movie
where the audience experiences
different ideas, concepts and
shift'>. pw.hing the boundaries
of hve sculpturt.•," KatoSpace
'>aid.
Velcro Percolator h a., featured
SCR
Continued from Al 2
revelling in her long-ago
fo rbidden romance and
\teadfast in her refusal to
initiate any form of truce with
the family's surviving members.
I fer deft character strokes
nicely nesh out the unseen
players in this '>cenario, and she
is seated, aprropriately. apart
from the others on stage as the
sister "on the outs" with the
othen ..
Ro"e approaches the Mory
from a more pragmatic
perspective as the sibling
charged with managing the
estate. She is the only "old
maid" of the surviving sisters.
even though their parent'> were
o pposed to any of them
marrying and potentially
ONGOING
Continued from A 1 7
weight. The cost 1s $20. Groups
meet from 6:30 to 8 p.m.
Wednesdays and Thursdays at
369 San Miguel Drive, Suite 350,
Newport Beach. (949) 718-9848.
The Hope Institute, a center for
recovery and family education,
offers a women's support group
world renowned DJs like
I lardJciss and Southern
California favorites Olias and
Scotty Coates. Themes have
been inspired by the 1960s show
"the Thunderbirds" and
gangster dram a ·the Soprano .... "
fhere have been sculpture'>
like the "tin man" by Chri'>tian
I lackett, a l.oMa Mesa artist, <Lnd
fire breathing by performance
artl'>t Karalicious ..
d1vtdmg the farm acreage. I fer
"left at the church " memorie.,
are as poignant as those of
e ither of the other, wedded
.,iblings.
rhe younger sister,
Gehringer's role, is depicted a'> a
physical charmer not overly
endowed with common 5CnM.'.
but who couJd sing like an
angel. Gehringer brings the
audience into her exasperatmg
situation of constantly being
requested to offer the !>aine
musical number, a nd taking
care that her frustration not
'>eem obvious.
There are other, unpresented
characters in the story, drawn
vivtdly by the sisters' individual
memories. Their mother.
o bviously sinking into demen11.1.
1s a particularly colorful figure.
as is their brother, who UO'i'>t•d
tht• color line m romance I\
from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Tuesdays at
2900 Bristol St., C-206, Costa
Mesa. (714) 432-0020.
Women Helping Women offers a
free peer support group for
women in transition from 3:15 to
4:15 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous
meets from 6:45 to 7:45 a.m. ·
Monday through Friday in Room
3 at the Oasis Senior Center, 800
Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar. -
(949) 644-3244.
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QUOTE OF lltE DAY
"I lhink some of our guys wue
mon worrk d ahow the color of
'/Mir date's conage for (tonight's)
'Winter Formal, lhan on getting the
ball to the right people."
LMry Hint, ~Harbor boys
basketbal coach
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Sporu I laJI ol Famr ........
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MARK NEBEKER
~Not • 5porU Editor Roaer Carlson • (9491574-4223 • Sports Fu: (9491650-0170 Saturday, feb<ua<y 8 200 Bl . . . . . • . . " .. . . . COLLEGE MEN'S BASKETBALL . ' I •
.11 Eaters' wild
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ride continues
UCI closes out four-ga me
homestand with Cal State
Fullerton, which defeated
Anteaters on an overtime
buzzer-beater Jan. 8.
StevJ Vlr1en
Da1tyP1lot
BREN EVENTS . CENTER
The lessons learned paid off fo r
the UC Irvine men's basketball •
team Wednesday. The Anteaters
learned the hard way Crom their three-
garne losing streak. UCI Coach Pat
Douglass said.
UQ (12-7, 6-4 In the Big West Confer·
ence) will apply its game
education against Cal State
Fullerton tonight at 7:05 at
the Oren Events Center The
rnatdlup will close out the Utah St
Anteaters· fo ur-game home-~
stand and will mark UCl's ua
Homecoming/Hall or Fame Cat Poty
game. Idaho
Fullefton
TV: COX3 CABLE.
RADIO: KUCI 88.9 F.M.
Fullen on (6-14. 4-6) appears eager to
get back in the conference title race af-
ter suffering a 79· 73 loss at Long Beach
State Thursday. The Titans lost for
the sixth time in seven games, as
the 49ers earned the win after
shooting a season-high 68.2%
from the field.
Three of fullenon's four con-
ference wins came on overtime
victories. The Titans tied an
NCM record with three straight over-
time wins in January. UCI was FuJJer-
ton's second ar victim, as the Titans
won 66-65 on a three-point play by RaJ.
phy Holmes with three·
tenths of a second left in
overtime.
UCI overcame an 11-pomt 7 3 deficit in the final three mm-~ ~ utes of regulauon. yet could
6 , not get the victory. The fitans
s s were without 6-foot-10 iumor
5 s cemer Pape Sow, who had
4 6 been suspended after he wee.
w l
·CUC Santa Barbara and
CaJ Poly San Lws ObLSpo)
played well against us, but we
playOd subpar." Douglass
'>aid. •it was a learning lesson
for t..ts. In playing the whole
Northridge
Long BdlSt.
RiYWllde
3 6 arr~ted for stealing. But Sow
3 7 as bade.. He has played Lhe
3 7 past two games, both losses
game, not being complacent and keep-
ing tne level of intensity up."
11Ul 'Eaters are in fourth place in the
Rig West, a half-game behind University
or the Pacific, and a game back of USCB
and Utah State, which are tied in first
With.eight games remaining. the Ant·
eatefl have become well aware Lhat the
m~ fo r error is quite '>mall
·in this league. the marg>n of victory
1s '><> mall. you can't get complacent,"
Douglass said. "We <>hould have enough
veterans to know that. but 11'<; a learmng
experience. Ifs gomg to be tough from
here on out Fullerton 1s playing well. w
we know that will be a tough ballgame
for us.·
day.
for FulJenon. He scored 22
points off the bench Thurs
The Titans also feature I lolmes, who
leads the team in scoring (17.3 poinis
per game). Sophomore Fedi 1 lolm-1 Ja-
dulla. a transfer from Lhe University of
Heidelberg in Germany, scored a career-
h.igh 17 points Thursday, while junior
point guard ZaJc:ee Smilh batLled wilh
illness.
UCI snapped its three-game losmg
streak. its longest s.lcid in three years.
with an impressive 78-61 victory over
UC Riverside Wednesday. The Anteaters
played with emotion and fed off the en-
ergy of junior forward Matt Okoro, who
See UCI, Pa1e 86
• SEAH HU£.R I DAl.Y Pl.OT
UCI associate head coach Todd Lee huddles with Anteaters during a timeout.
It's just a matter of
time for UCI's Lee
Anteaters' associate
head coach, who has
been an imponant
pan of building
UCl's men's
basketball program, is
ready for the next step.
SteveVlra•n
DailyPilot
F ather. Husband. Aleodate head
coech. ScouL Recrulter. ScbeduJe·mam. Aaym'
conftdant. 1beee are the many
hat.I ol UC Irvine's Tudd Lee. Soon, a
new bat may come to Lee: NCM
DMalon 11-1 c:oec:h.
It only a matter of drne. That'a the
atatemmt, the phrae. whk:h nr., In
the beck of ..... mind.
'lbll PMt tummer, P.tlc MUleebnan
WU~ M held COid\ ol the Golden
9t.ate Winton Md became the
youngest coach in the NBA.
Mus8elman put together his
coaching staff u his 6.rst order of
business. He uked lee to be one
of his assistants. Lee worked as an
usistaot to Mlmelman in the CM
lo 1993 and 1994, when they
compiled records of 44-12. and 37-19.
Lee is coming up with the defensive
atrategy foe Cal State Pullerton, which
now bas Pape Sow back and wiD be
facing the Anteaters tonJgbt at ~:OS at
the Bren ~ti Center.
·1 trled to get (Lee) ln the staff up
here,• Mauisehnan aaid.. •He felt that be
was In a great altuadoo. I think the
t1m1ng WMn'l ri&bt.
Lee la on a dlfrerent ec:beduJe, where
the timing to become a DMlion I bead
COICh ii more~ than
cdlng tba,.,.,.. .. Wiit d\ami*>n.
•1 want to be a DMl6on I CoeCh. that~
my p.· Lee uld.. "When and where
that happerll. in thla ~ It'• Iii dmJna.-l'm tr)1r'8 to .. ctdl propwn
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HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL
Newport's Ned1m Pa1ev1c (33) puts up a shot desprte coverage from Laguna Hills' Zane Stone 123) and Brock Tillotson
Showdown assured
Newport Harbor will host
Woodbridge Wednesday in
a battle fo r the outright Sea
View League crown after
handling Laguna Hills.
Barry Faulkner
Daily Pilot
LAGUNA HUL.5 -Those Newport
Harbor High boys basketball players set
to attend tonight's WmteT Formal, can
do so with a sens& of accomplishment,
after the Sailors defeated host Laguna
than on ge11m~ tht• 1>.111 to
Lhe nght peopk· .. I hr,1 "till
I lilb, 51-.38. Friday fhe wm
set!. up a fiNt·place 'ihow
down wilh Woodbridge 111 the
St-a View l.L"ague finaJe
Wednesday at Newport I lar·
bor
But, after Lhe l lawk..., '>t'l7ed
a 12-9 first -quarter lead Fn-
day. SruJors Coach Larry Hirst
began to wonder 1r Laguna
Hills would escon the Tars
(16-8. 8-1 tn league) out of 11..s
share of the league lead
•
"But the good thing 1hout
our guy,, ionaght v.J' th.at
Lhey 1'l'a111ed the\ v.1·rt·n 1
playing well m tlw liN quJr
ter and Lhey '>napp<'d 0111 ot
11 5ome team' get an111 .1
funk an the fiN qua.rwr and
stay that way the wholt•
game ·
Newport
Lag Hills
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·1 think some of our guys were more
womed about the color of their date's
corsage for (torught'sl Wtnter Formal,
The :>ailor. 'n<tppt>d oft
Lhe flf<it 12 potnt\ o( tht• .,..t
ond penod to takt> a 21-12 lead anti hdd
See TARS, Paee 85
DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
Trisha Wase
Estancia High junior point guard says playin g in
the Golden West League has been a pleasure.
Steve Vlr1en
DaityPilot
S he's the best player in
the Golden West
Lague and one ol the
best baD-twidlers. ln
0nnp County. Yet, &tanda High
junior point &uard 1l1sba Wase is
~ It the start of her potential.
•Sbe'a good. but l think ahe can
be pl.. Ettanda Coach 1im1
Rapp& laid. "She bu tO many akWs.
She hU to continue to Work and not
,_ on what the hu right now. I tee
to much potential in her. I lb.Ink the
CM tet a tc:holanb1p at a four-year tchool..
Playlrw In colep IOIDtthlna ¥MM-.~ about Dell eeaoo..
For~ she said~ Is
enjoying her junior ~ar. and
she has.found pJeasutt m
playing in the Golden t
league
11lcre's a passMn about
her that teemS she ls
disinterested ln the game. but put a
buketbaD In front of Wue and
watch her nan into a perfonner
obeeMed with perfection.
"Why do I like buketbaIL • Wase
asked henelf. •tt' the winning and
the compeddon.·
While~ ln the nJ
bell ol lelicUe play. abe bu rulized
lhe am take anyone Otr tho dribble
and bin c:boote to lflOOt or d.lah to ....... ,... ..
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PHOTOS BY SEAN HILL£R I DAILY PILOT
Newport Harbor's Jenna Murphy (6) shoots over Long Beach Wilson's defensive net Friday night.
Harbor edges Wilson
Newport, led b y Ball,
Wight a nd Conway,
wins, 6-5, will face
Santa Margarita
tod ay in semifinals at
Co ron del Mar pool.
Richard Dunn
Daily Pilot
NEWPOR I Bl~C! I -When
lhe Newpnrt I !arbor I llgh girls
water polo team decided lo lum
11 on 1-nday agatn'>I perennial
powerhow.e Long Beach Wil-;on,
it was like a hght !>Wiich.
The Sailors, however. survived
some dim offen~rve moment\
before defeating the flruins. 6-5,
in the quarterfinals of the Irvine
'\outhern California C.hampion-
'hips al Newport I larbor.
"I think the pldyer... o n our
team fell II would be an easier
game, hut I knew it would be a
tough one.·· Newport I tarbor
Coach BW Rarnett "><Ud. "When
we beat them di the \anta Bar-
bara Tournament (Jan. :l-tJ by '>ix
or -.even goals, they had 45 mln-
ulcs lo rest before the game and
we had '>ix hours."
·111e Sailors (20-3). who won
the encounter with Wili.on two
weeks ago. 10-3, art 3·0 against
lhe Rruiru. (15-7) thi~ \ea.son.
Newport I !arbor, ranked Nu. l. in
Orange County and U !-
Southern Set:tion Divt\ion I be-
hind 1-outhill, wiJJ square off
agruJ1'>t Santa Margarita today at
11 a.m. tn the ~ernrfinals a t Co-
Newport's Anrne Wight ( 7) dunks a defender in Tars' 6-5 victory.
rona d e! ~far.
Seniur Annie Wight and jun·
iors Je....,ira RaJI and Carolyn
Conway :-cored two goals each
for the ~lc>r'>. who were out·
'cored u1 the fourth 4uaner. 2-0.
hefort' holding on to Mn.
Long Beach Wilc;,011 managed a
·!-2 haJft1me lead, but the Sailor'
came out firing in UH.· second
half. '>coring four goals within
2:41 to take an in'unnountable
6-3 lead.
Wight. who i.cored tJu.• g..ime'!.
fir~t goal with "1.:27 left in the first
quaner. tnggercd the Sailor.,·
tJ1ird-quarter raJly with a player·
advantage goal on a pa~<; from
Jenna Murphy at 5·25.
Ball. who ued the game, 2-2,
early in the -.econtl quarter on a
bullet from eight rnl'ter-., added
ht>r team\ ~ttcmd goal of the
'>ccom.! half \'>tth U I on the
clock, giving the hosts a 4·3 lead
on a tough shot at set, in which
she battled two Wilson defend-
er<; -Megan Nesland and goalie
Kendall Gteak -before scoring.
Conway provided Newport
with a 5·3 lead when she scored
a counterattack goal with 3:46 re-
mairung. then heaved a missile
from eight meters with 2:44 left.
.. It was just one of those times
in the game when things went
right for us,· Bamen said.
Newport goalie Terrin Conam
Ci nished with three saves.
Quarterlinal
Newport Harbor 6. Wilson S
Score bv Ou11111n
LB Wilson ~ 1 0 2 -!i
Newport 1 1 • o 6
LB Wilson -Seiver 3, Lamb 1, Mot.a 1.
Saves -Cheak 3.
Newport -Ball 2, Wight 2, Conway 2
Saves -Cottam.
CdM dials in, ~:-3
Carl son scores four
goals to lead Sea
Kings into semifinals
against No. 1 Foothill.
Bryce Alderton
Daily Pilot
CORONA DEL
MAR -Near or
far. No it's not a
vei:se from Celine
Dion used in the
'Titanic' theme
song, but rather • the description of where goals
were scored by the Corona del
Mar High girls water polo team
against Santa Barbara Friday.
The Sea Kings ( 17-4) used
drives inside as well as long-range
shots lo find the back of the net
•eight times in an 8-3 win in the
quarterfinal!> of the Irvine
Southern California Olampion-
<;hips at Corona de! Marl ligh.
.. We put it away early and kept
building the lead, tt said CdM sen-
ior Brittany Bowl1L<;, who missed
two gameo; '111ursday, battling a
head cold. but came bark in re-
sounding fa5hion Friday. scoring
Corona del Mats first two goals in
a four-goal first quarter ... I had a
lot of adrenaline going. I had trou-
ble breathing during the game but
I feel bener than I did yesterday.·
The UCIA·bound Bowlus fin-
ished with three goals while fellow
senior Danielle Carlson found the
cage four times. Oui.stina Hewko
tallied one goal.
Hewko, Carlson and Bowlus
were all AD-CfF first-team selec·
tions a year ago.
The Sea Kings scored twice. on
thretl six-on·five advantages and
took a 6-1 lead at haJitim$.'
-
Carlson conoit :ed in other ar-
eas as well, col1 .mg two steals
and two assists. . llliela DiGiaco-
mo and Katya Ea 1mgton each tal-
lied two assists .. nd Jessica Har-
kins added one tor the victors.
Brittany Fullen made five saves.
C.dM advances to the touma·
ment semifinals against Foothill
ranked No. l in CIF Southern Sec-
tion Division I. The game will be
at 10 am. today at C.d.M.
The Knights have beaten' the
Sea Kings twice this season. ,each
time by three goals.
"(The Knights) are beatable."
Bowlus said.
~
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S. Barbera tJy ~ 1 -3
CdM 4220 -8
s.rta a.t.11-Clhill 1, Gasperdis 1,
WilllOl'l 1. Sevea -May, l
CdM -Clrison 4, Bowlua 3, Ouistina
Hewlco 1. SBves -Fullen, S.
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14 Saturday, February 8, 2003 S PORT S
Estancia basketball standout Tri sha Wase, a junior, 1s the Daily Pilot's High School Athlete of the Week.
WASE
Continued from B 1
one of her teammatt''i . ..,ht' ha'>
the conlidence. She ha!> a
cross-over dribble. And she ha~
the desire to outplay her
opponents.
"During a game. I play and 11\
like a p1eLe of cake." Wase scud
in a nonchalant tone. '"I just ~y.
whatever. play your game. 1 ha1·s
what I tell the girl'>. too ··
wa .. e has heard the talk ol her
potential. and it just excites her.
She wants to play in college and
she dreams of making it to the
WNBA.
"When I hear about that (talk
ofpotent1aJ): Wa!>e ..aid 'That
makes me think. ever)' ume I go
out on the court I'm going to try
to do my besL I want to get
bem r \'\.ilh each game ..
\~a'>t' pruved as much last
Wt'ek when she led the Eagle'> tu
thtt:'e \1< tories. She came off the
bench and was one <:.tPaJ from a
quadruple-double in a 61-43
win over Ocean View Jan 27.
She had LS pointio, 11 assists.
I 0 rebounds and nine steals.
lwo days later, the Daily
PiJot Athlete of the Week.
produced another strong
pertonnance in a 58-55 win
uver Westminster. This time.
... he had a game-high 20
points, eight rebounds. seven
~1sts and three steals. She
cll'>o nailed a key three-pointer
wt th I :08 remammg that gave
bt,1nc1a a 54-50 lead.
I hen. rwo days later, she
had 11 points in a 59-36 home
win over Saddleback.
''The way she sees the floor
\\uuJd have to be her most
impressive quality.· Rappa
... aid uf her star point guard.
"She :.ees rwo to three plays
before ll happens. She's always
think.mg aht'ad and that enables
lw1 11. ht' an cl'>'>iSt artist. She
k11uw' how to '>low down the
gJn1t' .md take the other team
out ul the game."
TRISHA WASE
Born: July 14, 1986
RHldes: Costa
Me~a Height: 5-foot-3
Weight: 123
Sport: Basketball
Pos: Point guard
Coach: Tami Rappa
Favorite food: Sushi
Favorlt. movie: "Friday•
lest athletic moment ,
•Scoring 21 points against Costa
Mesa and beating them twke this
year.•
Athlete of the Wffk VI: The
Estancia High junior point guard
scored 35 points and dished put
18 assists in two Golden West
League victories last week in the
Eagles' run for the title.
Daily Pilt
Collectw sports c.ard ~ OJ·S
Yet for aU the talk of pott>nllal
and her skJllc;, Rappa said \Va\e
must work on her leader.,h1p on
and off the court to take twr
game to the next level. wa.,c\
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS SOCCER
SEAN HILLER I OAJLY PILOT
competitivenes.., ha'> led 10 a
few technical foul'> th1'>
season. Rut. Rappa 'aid the
point guard is learning to play
with more poise
"I got a tedmlcaJ foul at
We.,tmm~ter and (\\oa,el
actudll) came to me Jnd told
me tu raJm dO\"n:· Happa
'>aid. "That '>howed me her
leadcr~h1p. That '>hmv'>
another '>Ide of her that not
too many peoplt> we "
Wa-.e ha' aJ.,o .. hown her
lt'ader,lup hrlaU'>t' '>he
em:our::ige'> her teammates.
Rappa 'aid. \Va\t' aho has
aplayful 'tide IO hl'r tha1
mrlude'> a dance rout111e '>he
perform'> ,,,th hl'r wammate
Kry'>tal \hno. I hert\ e'en a
uni4ul' catch·phr<N' Wac;~
u.,e., for people who make ht•r
laugh ..,he'll c;ay. 'thi'> fool .' ·
Ba ... ketball 1~ fun for \Vase.
\\llt'n the taJk of pott>ntiiil
beconw ... louder next wa'>on. she
-.<11d the game "hould he even
mun· tun.
Heady play from .Sea Kings
Corona del Mar uses hPaders
on three ot four goals in 4-1
PCL victory over University.
Bryce Alderton
Daily Pilot
lUROP\,A Dl:I MAR -i\ot unly did play·
ers on t onma dd Mar I hgh\ boy!> '>Occer
team kPt>p 1he1r head., in the game, but
they U<.Pd theu cranium\ to find the back
of the nr1 three umes.
Whether o n a cross or a deflection off the
goalkcepN host C dM 1ump-'>tartt·d us of-
fenc;e aftl'r allowing an early U111w1 "'" goal
and prl'vailec.J. 4 I 111 J l'..i\ 1lu oast
League game Friday
Junior center midfielder Ju hen Lt•1 utti
and lllrward Danny Whitaker each had one
1
4
goal and one a.,sist
with Qm<, Rmgstrom
and Jeritt Thayer add-
ing single goal!>.
Whitaker. Thayer
and mngstrpm all
scored goals off head-
ers Whitaker and
Thayer scored goaJs in
the fi rst half as the Sea
Kings (15-4 L. 7-1-0 in
league) responded
from a 1-0 defiut to
take a 3-1 lead at inter·
mission. the turning point according to Ce-
rutti.
"We worked a Little bit harde1 .11 the end
of the half." Cerutti <>aid. ~we rt'<1h1t•d we
were losing to a team we had bl!alen 5-0
before. (Thayer) stepped up and we had
some nice passing by (Whitaker> to me in
the middle and I 1ust took it down the
field.•
WbJtaker paused for three seconds after
galnJng control and crossed to Cerutti for
the game-winning goal In the 37th minute
to malte It. 2· I. TWo minutes later Cerutti
Jobbed a free ldck from 20 yards and
Thayer stealthily followed the ball's night
before connecting with his head and giving
the hosts a two-goal advantage.
"(Cerutti) is a gifted player who tia a lot
of touch," said CdM Coach Pat Callaghan.
"He's accurate with the free lcJcks and for-
tunately we have a lot of guys 1ha1 take ad·
vantage of that, Jerltt Thayer being one of
them.·
Rlnptrom scored the lone goaJ of the
teeond half ln the 63rd minute. toking a
pus froni defender Blake Olllion lJnlver·
atty fCOalkffPC!r Lui Ufmn wl 11· 11mde JO
Mvt' on 19 hoc.a. 1:amc ou1 .1h1111t ,even
yan:1s to try and top the haro \: hurgmg
Rln trom but to no •Va.II a the ju111ur for·
(
OON LEACH I ONLY P'-OT
CdM's Blake Dillion (4) congratulates Jerrit Thayer after Thayer scored in the first half.
ward headed In his own rebound.
HCDU"on) and Shane (CoUln ) are the
cataJy ts for u , • CaJlaghan said. "Ddense
I where It staru."
CdM did evtrythlng to keep lJnlvt>r lty
(6 12-1. 5) on Ill own Ide of the field Fri-
day. The Trojan managed fu t four shot'i
and a Klng goaUceepers Jay 7Jmmerman
and PhU emler only had to come out to
~
smother bouncing baJI• from a long-range
ldclc.
·vou aJways have 10 keep your head ln
the game.· Stemler aid.
CdM remains one Jtnme b hind league·
le dlng Northwood (8 0) which b t Teso-
ro, 2-1. Friday. lhc Ttmberwol~ host the
ta Kin~ ln the final leaf{Ue meeUng
Wcdne. d11y.
FROM THE SIDELINES·
Newport's No. 1,
Al Irwin, celebrates
No. 85 on Tuesday
His impact was
considerable at
Newport Harbor,
Orange Coast College
and UC Irvine.
A fair share of happy
birthday cards and
gifts used to flow
Coach Al Irwin's ·
way down through
the years at Newport Harbor
High. Orange Coast CoUege and
UC Irvine.
But when the grand mark of
85 arrives on Tuesday. lrwin has
decided "that's enough."
With amusement, he said, "At
my age, I don't need any more
gifts."
It is fair to say that he never
discouraged a big smile or a pat
on the back.
One of his main regrets years
ago was that he wasn't born in
Newport Beach. aJthough he
would spend most all his life in
·Newport Beach right on
the ocean front. He was
born in Central
California.
Fortunately. he and
his brother. Ralph. were
blessed and found
themselves growing up
nght near the Newport
Pier .
Father William Irwin
Al Irwin returned lo coach
the Harbor High gridders from
1948-55, then directed Orange
Coast to a grid title in '56 and a
Potato Bowl game and later
shifted to UC I where he
eventually became the athletic
director.
He also coached numerous
champion swimming teams at
all three institutions for years.
•••
Many can recall numerous
nicknames from high school
days, but it is not surprising to
find that the monikers fade
after prep days. It is also
interesting to find that many
don't remember why many
nicknames originated.
One of local interest arose
recently when they corner was
wondering how the nickname
of "Shiner" came to Bill
RobertS. a versatile athlete from
Newport's Oass of '57.
No one seemed to know, but 1,
we eventually fond the answer
coming from Roberts
himself via Al Muniz.
a '49 grad of N~ort.
died when his f>oys
were very young and
their mother took
DON
CANTRELL rharge m an admirable
fashion. Her husband had
launched the early day
two-c;tory structure on the
ocean front. but it required her
'>llll and courage to finish the
ta!>l In tune. numerous
upc;tairs room~ were created
and c;he could rent them out
RobertS. wh'8se · 46
Sailor team
deadlocked the
defending CIF
football champions m
Santa Ana during a
severe dust storm,
13-13. recalled with
amusement that the
nickname came from
a football game We
assume it came from
She also worked out plans to
rent store fronts at the street
level and that produced a
'>OUnd mcome m future year'>
A memorable g1f1 would
come her way when the boys
entered Newpon Harbor High.
Both became starters on the
var.,iry grid team. coached by
the late Ralph Reed. who
became the school's first
athletic director m 1930.
And Al Irwin recalls with
fondness that Im mother never
m1'>sed 1he1r football games at
Davidson Field
In time. Al lrwm won 16
letters in the maJor spots across
a four-year period. Both boys
were honored on aU-league
teams in football before the
graduated.
Then Al lrwm entered the
Navy in World War II and would
be shipped off to the South
Pac1fit a~ a flight deck officer on
the U S.S. Lexmgion while
Ralph was drawn mto duty with
the Coast Guard
a black. eye.
Roberts. a popular guy at
Newport. later advanced to Cal
Poly San Luis OblSpo and to
Washington State where he
earned lus master's degree m
animal medicine.
In recent years. hjs talent has
drawn invitations for him to
conduct some vital sessions m
Australia. He now liv~ in
Phoenix.
• ••
Along the same scale of
nickname amusement, he
faded from any sounds of
"Shiner.· but the nae never lost
a touch in the family.
His younger brother. Jim was
moving into Harbor Higr after
8111 graduated and it wasn't long
before Tar athletes started
caUing him "Lmle Shiner"
simply becau'le Bill was his
older brother.
Jim was basically a basketball
ace. not a gr1dder. so he never
absorbed a bruised eye
However. Jim made his mark
on a big scale once after he
helped Cal Poly to a remarkable
five-overtimes victory over
Long Beach State.
Incidentally. numerous old
friends sull call him "Shiner."
even today.
HIGH SCHOOL SOCCER
Costa Mesa girls
rule Golden West
Newport Harbor boys shut out Sea View League host
S . h Laguna Hiiis Friday. post ea Views utout The Sailors (8-3-3. 6-1-2 in
at Laguna Hills. league) remained in second
__,place in the Sea View League
•GIRLS: The Costa Me a race.
I ligh socc~ team clinched the Juniors Joel Walker, Olase
Golden West League title with Kelly and Matt Tracy scored
a 6·0 victory over visiting West· one goal each. Kelly also fin·
m inster Friday. lshed with an assist. Goalie
The league championship In Mark Spears recorded one
girls soccer Is the Mustangs' save.
first in school history. Newport Coach Martyn
"They set the goal as league Hansford said senior Brandon
champions and went straight Lufty provided the Sailors with
through and did It," Mesa an excellent performance.
Coach Dan Johnston said of his ~He's come ln and hu pro-
squad. "It feels pretty good.• • vided a sense of maturity for
Sophomore Jenny Sparks lhe team,• Hansford said of
had a hat trick for the Mus-Lufty.
tangs 07·1·2, 11 --0-0), while
sophomores Nllanl Duarte,
Vera Gale and Rachel Ronqull·
lo scored one goal each.
Senior Sharon Day recorded
her 31st assist of the season.
Ronquillo, Duarte, sen1or Krfs·
ten Bagwell and freshman Jas-
mln Day aho contributed one
assist each.
Sophomore l(lndra Bailey
stopped three ahota.
Wettminster dropped to 4-
12-4, 2·7·2.
• BOYS: The Newport Har-
bor High'• occcr team aco~d
three goals In the nrsr hall and
•
• GIRLS: Sage Hill School
dropped a 4-1 Academy
League declslon at Caplttrano
Valley Olrlstlan Ftlday.
Megan Curry connected for
the Ughtnlng'a only goal and
Laura Gordon bad nine aaves
u Sage Hill fell to 3· 11 , 2·6 ln
league.
Capo Valley Olriallan im-
proved to 7-l ·O In leque play.
Ashley Nep-ene, an outstdt
half tor Saae HUI, stood out
with her cro a and IOlJd lhot
anempta.
Sage tllll bosta ~tney on
Tuesday.
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BASKETBALL
SUMMARIES
JC MEN
Orwta• Emph Confwence
OCC 70, lrvlne Vatt.v 44
Irvine Valley -Lambert 6, Keahey
11, KJ•llbom 4, DeCaaas O, Scoggin
6, Rabb 2, Garren 3, Parmer o.
Lombard 13, Rogers o. Burgess o
3-pt. goals -Lombard 2, Keahey 1
Fouled out -none
Tehn1cals -none
Onlnge Coast B. Bobok 8, Haldi O,
Seales 14, Brown 6, Garey 9. James
2, Peppers 0, Ale)(ander 3, V1k1lo O,
A. Boblk 26,Shaheim 2.
3-pt. goals -A. Boblk 5, Garey 3,
Seales 1, Brown 1, Ale11ender 1
Fouled out -none
Technicals ·Hatch 1
Halftime -OCC. 30·23
JC WOMEN
Orqe Empire Conrwtnc.
Irvine Valley 54, occ 53 Irvine V.Uey -Anderson 6
Schroeder 2. McGovern 0. Sohveloo
22. Takata 7 Ch1dley 0. Vindhust 2
Castillo 5, Robles 10. McElroy O
3-pt. goals -S1hveho 4 Robles 2
Fouled out none
Technicals none
Onlnge Coast M endoza 17.
Carrillo 10 Mu1Tay 7. Ha1sush1 6
Galasso 5. Ou1ro1 0 Shaw 6 Von
Tungeln 2
3·pt goals -M endoza 4 Hasusho 2
Shaw 2, Galasso 1
Fouled out -none
Techmcala -none
Halftime -28 28
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS
SEA VIEW LEAGUE
Newport 51, Laguna Hills l8
Score bv Ouartare
NewpOrl ~ 72 10 10 ~1
Lag Hills t7 ti •o ~ • 38
Newport Harbor B Lowenthal 10
Pmesen 7 Pa1ev1c 16. Rarden 8
Cameron 7. T Lowenthal 3 G1c1ss1c
0, Hernande1 0 Hunttir O
3 Pl goals Rorllen 2 Por1r!>en 1
Cameron 1 T Lowan1hc1! 1
Fouled out none
Technicals none
Ulgunt Hitls T11io1son 11
Alanson 8 Z Stone 4 Fosneorr 8
Wolhams 3. Chen 2, Gurnf'y 2
3 pt goals Foshllon 2 Z Stone 1
Aronson 1
Fouled out none
Technical!> non1:t
Paclftc Coast LHl\HI
University 66. CdM 57
Score bv Ouarte,.. Un111er11ty ,~ 1& t& " i;i,
CdM 14 '· 1 14 SI
Unlvtrlity -Fulford 6. Asnon 7
Moskus 25 Smith 2 Guy1>ne 4
Whelihan 5 Valen11nu 1 7
3·pt goals Fulford 2 Asnon 1
Fouled out Mo6~us
Tectlnicals none
CdM -Nor1hr1dgti 7. Sf'dl>orn 17
Matsen 8.Mancillai 11 WPlch b
Freede 6 Luce 2
3-pt goals Mancollds 3 SedbOrn 1
Fouled out nonti
Tecnmcals none
Academy LHlut
Sage Hiil 61, Capo Valley
Christian 35 Seo,. bv Quarters Capo Vly ~ t ' •1 J>
Chr Sage Hill '2 •• .~ ,. b1
Capo V.lley Christ18n Roi.~ 3
Dean 4 Myers 6. Reynolds 14
Schlegal 4 Shapiro 4
J.pt goals Reynolds 2 Ros!> 1
Fouled out none
Tecnnicals -none
Sage Hill ~ Joyce 17. Wilkins 2. Cho
5, Fitzhugh 111. Loper 9 Lefler 5,
Brewer 4, Semel 0, Swenson 0
3 pt goals Loper 3, Joyce 3, Lefler
1.
Fouled out none
Technicals none
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS
Goldtr'I West L••cue
Esunda 63. Orenge 23
Scot9 bv OuartMI
E1tanc111 lb 1t1 21> 11 63
Orange 9 , a 1 23
Estencla Wase 11 Bvfield 23
Gray 15, M ino 2. Castro 2, Pena 3,
Wilson 3, Garcia 2 Flores 2
Becerra O Maldonado O
J.pt. goals -Byfield 2. Grey 1 Pena
I, Wilson I
Fouled out -nono
Tec:ttnteals -none
Ortnge -Thai 8, O'Regan 2 Mora
2, Curran 1, Resendiz 3. Kilroy 7.
Porttllo O. Esparza 0, Gonzalaz 0,
Truong--0
J.pt. goal• -Thal 1. Resnend1z I
Fouled out none
Technicals -none
Goldtr'I Weft LHIUI
Westminster 64. Costa M ... 46
Scot9 bv Quarters
Westminster t~ 9 11 11 IM
Mesa 111 10 9 12 46
w..trnlnlW-Parson 14, Arganda
33, Couzen1 8, Eetrada s. Manell 2,
Ropeti 2, Vanboxtel 0, Villalobo• 0.
J.pt. goal• -ParlOn 1, Argenda 1
Fouled out -Villalobo1, Mar1el
Tec:ttnlcal1 -none eo.ta Mell -Brick 6. Naff 12.
Ntve!T9tte o. Reeves s. Sanc:Mz 8.
Kelly 1, Klbln 2. Landero• 2,
Montoya 3, V.rgera 3, Cluff 0,
Langmo. 0, Trujillo 3
J.pt. goal• -Bridt 2. Montoy• 1
Sanchw 2, Vergara 1, Trujillo 1
Fouled oui -none
Tec:hnlcal1 -none
ACADEMY LEAGUE
Sap .. 41, c. "*"Or. 24
s-. HMI 47. eve 24 8iof'I bv au. ..... Capo Viv Chr () 4 t2 I -24 Sage Hifl Ill I 11 12 -47
~MO 'Mey CtwlMtan -Frenz
111, Ryan 8, Smith 1, krgUIOn 0,
Gr1Yt9 o . Pletomt o. Matton O,
Grace, Bumen o.
3-pt. QOll• -Freni 1.
Fouled out -Fetgut0n.
Tec:hnlcala -none.
...... -CMrie Clart 10, Cat1ev
Clal'k 6, Gutitttet 3, Wright 9,
Pui.hy1 16, Mainero 2. Gonzalei 2,
Kawtimura O, KlllUI O
3iJt. goal• -Carrl4t 0.rtc. 3. c.n.v
Qarll 1, GutlefNI 1.
Fouttd out-Carrie Clalil
~-nont.
S P O Rl ~
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL
CdM unable to
tum the comer
University grabs
11 -point halftime
lead and runs to
Pacific Coast League
victory, 66-57.
CORONA DEL MAR -Univer·
siry High's Trojans stayed 1n the
hunt for a portion of the Pacific
Coast League champiomhip
with a 6fi·5 victory at Corona
del Mar Friday night. a~ the
ho'>I Sea King!> could not turn
I.he corner in their brd to over·
take the Trojam in the wcond
hdlf
University, a ga me off the
pdcc of league·leader North
wood, grabbed d. 37 ·26 lead at
halltame and wa!> never '>Crl
ou .. ly threatened.
TARS .
Continued from Bl
"We cul 11 to '>even and had
por...e<;<,ion." .. aid < dM < oach
Ryan Curry "Bui a wing lo
poi nt pa.,, wa~ 1n1erceptetl t11HI
thtty went down <tnd layed it up.
"And. we LUI 11 to .. ix, but the}
came back with twu free throw.,
10 make 11 eight point<., again.
"We JW.I '>ctmed to be ol11: •
ba.,ket and one good defen ... rvc
stop away from rtallv maKtng 11
m terestinic."
Pancho \eahorn .,cored 111ne
of hr'> 17 pc11nl'> 111 the fourth
quarter and 1'l'\lll \IJnulla.,
!>cored 11 point'>
Univer'>ll ~ \\ J' pau·d b~ t\.J
Mo'>kU'>, who 'l ored 25 p1>111h.
and Olarll''> \',dt•num• \\Ith 17
counlt'r'>
\Jniwr'1t~ unprml''> 10 IH 1
7-1 111 lt:agut· < d~I f,db 111 II
I.I. 4 4
.1 J I ·20 haJftime cui.hion, I.hank-. to llvt• tir~I
half three-pointer...
01ad Rorden (two). Andre Ptnew11. 0"1..1<,e
Cameron and lodd IJJwenthaJ aJJ r1mnet1ed
from beyond I.he arc. before 111ternm'ilon,
helping the '•~itrm lut hall of their l.! field·
goal attempts and talr..e conlrnl
The other part of the winning t•quauon for
thl" 'kulor ... \\a'> the lll'>lde tandt•m orb loot 9
-.e111or :'l.ed1m P'd)t:V1<. Jnd 6 6 1u111or Orl"ll
L.m,enlhal. Pa1e\.ic pd<.ed I.he \1Ctor'> \\llh lh
potnl'>. 18 rebound!> and '>tx a'""" \\hrlt•
Bren Lowenthal added I 0 point~ to lt'ad the
remarnang '>tarter'>
Bren LowenlhaJ will haH' to conunut· to
<.dfl'Y a heavy load, o;1nLe -.ophomort• lon'l.,trl.I
Hre11 Pernne learned 1h1'> ''eek. ht• \\Ill ml\'>
Lhe remainder of Ult' \l'd'>Oll ""ha torn nw11
c\C I.. '>U'>tained rn 1he Jan .. I I \\1n .11 ·\11-.o N1 ·
gud
"ll's huge to haw JHrctt l o\H·nth,11) ,l.t\
productive. <.o loppoi.ang ll~am .. 1 tan 1 dou
ble· and mple·Leam Nedrm, · I lrN '>.mt
WWith the tough preo;ea-.on '>Chedule '"e had.
the turmoil I.hat came wtlh tJ1e d1vup11on of
our lineup (6·8 1unror Jamie D1elc11bac.h tore
his ACL in the fa.II and won't play thl'> '>l'3'>Clll
''hrle 6·8 .. enror Gcorl(l' Fedoro\lW\ 1ra11\
ferred to C.api~trano Valley over the .,urn
merJ, tf you'd have !Old me Wl'd be fl I 111
league at I.his point .md playing \\oodbridgl'
for lhe league 11!.le, I'd be happ} \\llh that
I'm very proud of tht'i group; not '>ll much
from a phy-.icaJ .-.tandpmnt a_., murh a." 1lwtr
tharacter.
After I.he unchd.f3ctcn'>lll '>l.trt. 'ewpon
.. enled down and execu1ed on b(){h end-. tht•
final three penod~ OfTen'i!vely that rneam
uul11ing Paiev1c. who ha!. domrnall'd 1n .. 1dl'
agaimt '>malJer league toe.,
PaJC\1C tnggered a sohd '>ernnd h.111 '>l.trt
for I.he Sailors. a.-.<.1-.ung 011 Hrt•ll l .£Jwenll1t1I\
layup. then sconng two m'itde hm ~ei.. (I( 111 ...
O\.\'fl Brett Lowenlhal then atlded two 111\ldl'
basket~ to round out the far, 10 pmnt qu.tr
ter
Lightning rolls
to 61-35 win
Sage I lill School put~
Capo Valley Chric;tian
away to maintain
third place status.
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">age HaJI "it hool l>•1V'> b..t.'ikl't
ball team prolf>lll'U '''le P""
'>t''>">ion nl lhml pl<H t 111 1lw
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,.1,111ng t Jp1,1r;11111 \ 1tltt·\
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w11111t·r. w11h I!:! pwnt'>, wl11lt•
ilUding t-1ghl rt-houndc; ,md
liw '"'l'>h
"i<tgt-1 lrll 1111prowd to y: I.!.
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oncl plau· Whllne~ and la.,t
pli!t e < Jxlord AL ad em\, Lum
lrnwd \\1th t\\O \\ 111., h\ Hre1h
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( l\l11rd ,ind ( \'( . \\OUld ">l't
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l·ndt1\ lwl\,t•en "'1W· I fill J.11d
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tlurd· pl.it•· p).1\ ott
"It's OK for u., IO run thmg., through :-.Jt'
dam. as long a.., our olher lour guy .... m.• dl
tive." Hirst c;aid.
Laguna Hill~' abrhty to cuunwr Patt'\~t 111
!>ade Wih tliminrsht.>d b} the t11iav-a1lJbil1t) of
6-5 jumor Karter Stone, who w.i tthed tlw
game in street clot.hes from the bench
Newport Harbor's Chad Rorden I 15) deltvers ttie ball to the hoop over Laguna Hills' Ricky
Foshe1m (31) 1n F nday night's game at Laguna Hills Newoort led the game at hatfbme. 29-20
Brett TIUotc;on. a 6·6 1unior. ma11.:hed up
most often with Pa1evtt. scoring a team high
I I points and collecung five rebound'>
Stone. replaced m I.he lineup by hi'> hrotlwr
6-4 freshman l.ane tone. lead!> the I l.iwl'
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COMMUNITY COLLEGE SPORTS
Double shockers for OCC
OCC women stunned ,
54-53; OCC men blast
Irvine Valley, 70-44,
behind Aaron Bobik's
26 points.
COSfA MESA -Orange Coru.t
College's women's basketball
team was staggered by Irvine
Valley's Monica SilJvelio. who
canned a 14-foot jumper with
one second left for the winning
margin in a 54·53 Orange Em·
pire Conferenc~ game on the
OCC floor Friday night.
As a result, the Pirale fall to
23-5, 8-2 in the OEC. lrvine Val
ley is now 12· 12, 4-6.
On the other hand. Orange
Coast's Aaron Bobik. took. It upon
himself to personally bump off
Irvine Valley's men's team. 70-44,
with a 26-point burst. hitting 5
of 6 three·polnt attempts and all
five free th.rows. He hit 8 of 10
overall from the field ns the Pi·
rates improved to 17-11, 5·5.
Coast put I.he men's game way
with a paJr of scortns puns . A
BoblJc th~·pointer tgnJtt"d an
11-4 run to tretch It to 42·30.
A pa1r of free f.hntWa and I lay-
up by Boblk capped an 8--0 run
at the &39 matt u Coast's d
grew to 56-36. OCC lead grew
to 68.-.4 l before sctthng for the ft.
nal margin "ill'phnn ~t·aJe., had
14.poi!)I'>. •
The Loa'>l women wc:rt· \1C
tun11ed by a .... ulrng c;rcond-h;ilf
performancr h) Siliveho. who
had 15 of her game·htgh l.'l
points in the final frame tha1 in·
eluded a trio from beyond the
arc.
he passed up -.hot opponu
niues early in the l.a..cr'<·, final
po es<;aon. hut ROI the hall back
with four econd'> left, drove 10
the right free throw hne e\
tended. and dropped an the 14·
rooter 10 clrum \ictory.
Amy Shaw ued the game al
50-50 with a three pointer w11h
I 56 left, but I.he Laser's April Ro·
bles knocked down a hc>rt
jumper to put tht' V1s1tors back
on lop.
lb Mendo1.a connected w11h
another thrtt-poin1er to seem-
i.ngty put the Pirates In the
driver' seat, but her effort was
spoUed by SlliveUo.
Coast hit o just 6 of 13 form
the lint" • nd 19 of 55 from thr
field.
Mendo.u led the Ptrutes whh
17 polnts llltclng four of even
from three-point ran e. to go
along wt th '!i«Mn ttbounds. ~
Carrillo added IO pi.N and nine
rebounds Aprtl Roble dded 1 O
poi.n t of I.ho In the fil"\t
half. Cor the Lue""'
Pirates win sixth straight
Orange Coast gets
the best of Merced
with 3-0 victory.
• AASI Ml J ~ophomore
~\IP \lli:n pucht•d a com
plell' ~amt• with 15 '>tnl..e
outr. to lead the undefeated
Orange toast Cullrg(.' ba~e
ball team 10 1l<, <.txth \trat~ht
wm. a 3 0 vic tor.• over ler
ced an tlw opening game of
the ~oulhwe.,tern Touma
mt•nt in Olula Vi'lla Friday
Allen allowed only four hit oc.c. frec;hman Brad MiUer
pounded out a RBI trlplt' In
the scrnnd inning 'i<>pho·
more Kyle Stanley oho On
!shed w1t.h .U\ RBI, while
sophomol'\' Ryan MnthPc; and
freshmnn Ou"tin Hick.,. re
cord~ two tuts c ch.
Omn.g • CO I (6 0) Wlll rt
Unl<' 1m1rne-y rilny tod yet IO
a m. again t F..ast l.os An~ Jes.
at C.rtK mont. then tnav 1 to
San r>t tt> M for a 2 c.'clO<'k
t.trt.
,
~ment
Ora1191 Coast 3. Merced 0
Score bY Innings
Merced ooo 6oo 00..1 c • occ 0'1 010 O<Yl ' • ,
OCC Allen arid Hodls W -AllEtn
2 O L Peters 2B -Hanna tOCCI
3B MollPr 10CCI
• MEN' VOllEYBAU..:
Orangt' ( oast College's men'<.
\'Ollt>yball team put Pasadena
(.It) { OU~'1> cJub team 3Wa)
ca.'>il} Fnduy afternoon "1th a
:lO· 15, 10· 18. 30· 16 V1C'tory on
the Piratt'!'t' rampus to im-
prow to 3 1
~tiam AUah had 'ilX k.ill and
two hie~ ~ug l..t-wi'i had
1t'WTl kills and Kaim.1.M Ka:
rnalnnl. Kylt> Oesmcl nod Paul
Pomroy l"3ch had sht kill
Mike ADmian led ~ de·
ren.w wtth tight di and Matt
swnik Md x d r>.lvid no~.
ey and Mike Murphy com-
hlned for~ ts nt s.ctt ·r.
t h d !toiling talt
champion l..A. Pi n:e on
\\'tdn ~. '""" 81 7<l0 p.m.
GIRLS HOOPS
Cbampion
Estancia
rips Orange
Byfield ..,, 01 l .. , 23 to
go wi th VV.i ... ,. -,
triple-double in th(·
40-point win.
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team'<; deren<.1vt• effort th.11
held vt'>1t1ntt t apr-.trano Valltv
Olr1'11an to no point'> in the
first quartt'r on ~av 10 a 4i 2.i
win m Arndern\o league .1c-
11<in.
·our dt>fen .. e "a<; unbt>ht-\
able. 11 "a<i -.o nice to <iee."
Rt!nkm Qld.
l lavwood Wn~I turned In
another <;trong performance
wuh mnt point'>, 15 rebound-.,
five a 1 ts. two ~teal and In
bloc-le~ shot'>.
Katie Pui hY' had 16 point~
and 12 rtbound wh1l(" ClrTit-
<Jark Onl'iht"d with 10 pomt
Tht-IJt~blnmg unpro to
12-5. -4·4 1n I ague. whU C\ •
fall to 7·10. 1-7.
'
DEEP SEA
FNDAV"S COUNTI
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•
86 Saturday, February 8, 2003 S P O R TS Daily Pilot
• • ' ' t
YOUTH SPORTS
I
Breakers take
I
'.over first place
Terry scores three goaJs in ~o weekend wins.
• AYSO Al.JrSTARS: Lauren Teny scored three goals in cwo
victories for the Newport Beach Breakers last weekend. ·
The Area Q girls under· 10 Silver AU·Star soccer team defeated North
lrv\ne, 1-0, and downed Yorba Linda. 3· I. to move into sole possession
pf first place ahead of second· place Costa Mesa. •
: Yorba Linda (OOk a 1-0 lead before Teny scored her first of two goals
to make it. l ·l, at halftime.
Strong midfield play by Courtney Mcintosh, Lexi Jenkins. Tempest
Blaine and Josie JogWe allowed the Breakers to take conaol in the
lieeond half with another goal by Teny and Shannon Boler'I insurance
seore in the founh quarter.
Ouisty OlhaYU had three saves in goal.
Teny scored in the first quarter to put the Breakers up. l ·O. against
Yorba Linda and thats the way it stayed.
Sweeper Kelly Rorden alongside marldng backs Monique Conant
and Oa1re <Asdllo kept possession of the ball in the lrvine half and
denjed shots on goal.
A victory ~ weekend at Kaiser Elementary would give the Brealcers
their third straight girls under· I 0 Area Q championsrup.
Blue Clues romp, 6-0
• AYSO ALL-STARS: Two goal!> each by Oaire Schmidt and
Kathryn Conner gave the Corona del Mar Blues O ues' girls
u nder-12 SiJver AIJ-Star '>Occer team fro m AYSO Area Q a 6·0
victory over North Irvine. ! Kimberly Condino and Alexa Coh en added single goals in the
6 0 win.
: Conner, Amanda Johnson and Condino each scored one goal
tor a 3·0 victory over Tustin.
: With the two wins the Blues Clues improve to 7-0 and they lead
thr1r AYSO league of sue region<:..
' S~llful passing and offensive support came from Valerie Avila.
Kelsey Davis, Rebecca Beyer and Megan Otterbein.
Strong defense \vas provided by goalkeeper McKenna Caskey
and defenders RyUe LeVasseur. Layne Kelley. Taylor Rhodes and
Leda PozJn.
CdM tops El Toro, 6~4
• CLUB ROLLER HOCKEY: Corona del mar High's club rolle r
hockey team defeated El Toro. 6·4. 1n a n IHF IV-B league game at
the Gretzky Center in Anaheim.
Gary Snilth notched a hat trick to lead all scorers, with Matt
Benvenuti ~coring twice and Mlke Bolton accounted for the final
goal
CdM goaJie Eric Mlrowitz had 26 aves
COLLEGE SOFTBALL
Vanguard tied up
COSIA \1ESA -Vanguard Uru·
versicy's softball team p ulled out
a 1-1 tie m the bottom of the sev-
enth on Jill Jessen's single, which
sent Celina Camarillo home after
opening the inning with a triple
against CaJ State Dommgue1
1 lills in nonconference play Fri-
day.
After dropping a 2-0 deci'>ion
111 the first game of the double·
hectder, Vanguard played a game
rf catch-up from the first inning
\\hen Dommgue1 Hills broke
lnough with Kim O'Hanian'~
RBI triple, which plated Court-
ney Woltz. It snapped a 13-in·
ning !>Corele~s ~treak for Van·
guard owr the two games.
Freshman Krystal Kelmer went
the ctistance for Vanguard. giving
up sue hits. strilcing out one and
walking one.
Vanguard is now 2· l .
Nonconfertnet
Game 1
CSDH 2, Vanguard 0
Score by Innings CSOH ooo on l> 2 1 1
Vanguard ooo ooo o o 7 o
Long and Greco, Ball and Rolle W -
Long, 1-0. L -Ball. 1· 1
Game2
CSOH 1, Vanguard 1
Score
100
by Innings
CSOH 000 l> 1 6 1
Vanguard ooo ooo 1 1 • 2
O'Hanian and Parga; Keltner and
Rolle. 2B -Wolll (OHi 3B -O'Han1an
(OH). Camarillo (VU).
SCHEDULE
TODAY
~
Coll..ge men -Ful erton al UC Irvine 7 O!'>
pm. W11111,...on1 lll Va1>gua•d Un1~er.,ry
7 30r
Coo!!\l'I wom0<0 UC 1rvone et Fullerton 7
p m W..slmont al \ldnguard Un1ve,.•IY
530pm .....,.,.
College -UC Irvine 81 Sama Clare 1 pm,
Vtnguerd U111vers1r:y vs Chapman
Unlv~rs1ty Pl Hart Pan., 1 pm
Commun1ry colll!llt! beMl>llll -Orange
C:0..11 et SourhwHtern Toumement 111 East
LA at Groasmont. 10 a m • 81 San Diego
~2pm ~Ing
M~h ld>ool Newpart Harbor al Soa View
lolgue F1nal1 et Irvine High 10 1 m eN del Mer al PllCtflC Coast Le.gue
1. Ill Northwood 10 a m •
Coll&\je Cal Lulheran 11 Vanguard
Un111ers11v noon
Sw!mmo119 Collagfl men dn<I women -UC lrv1"4I at UC
Senta Barbera 1 pm
Waterpolo
H•gh llCl>OOI g1r1• -IN!ne Southern
C.hlorn1a Chaml)tonsh1pa 81 Corone def
Mer High Sem1f1nals Foothill vs Corone
del Mar ar 10 1 m Newport H•l'bor""
Santa Margllnta 81 11 a m., third place el 2
p.m , diam1>1onsh1p ar 3 p m
SUNDAY
8aHbelt
College -UC Irvine al Santa Clara. 1 p rn
Communotv c:ollege -Orenge Cont Ill
Southwestern Toumement. 81
SoulhWMtem 2 pm
W.Wpolo
Collage women -UC Irvine 111 UC Sen Otego
lnvota11on.f
l«>nis
UCI
Cootinued from B 1
&e0red 12 points. Also, UO's
starting back.cowt of senJor Mike
Hood (game-high 18 points) and·
freshman Jeff GJoger (16}, as well
as junior center Adam E)rada
guided the Anteaters to the wln.
Parada recorded his 13th dou-
ble-double of his career with 16
points and 10 rebounds. He
leads the Big West in field-goal
percentage (.538). Gloger is 6.rst
in the league in steals with 55.
UCJ junior forward Jordan Harris
leads the team in scoring (11.8
ppg.), while Parada averages I l. 7
points per game, and Hood Is at
11.5. .
Parada, who has 15 blocked
shots this season, needs one
more to be the school's career
leader in bloc4 He is tied with
Jeff Lutzow (1989-93) with 98.
Four former UCI standouts
Ml.I be inducted into the school's
Hall of Fame at a brunch today.
They will be introduced during
tonight's game. They include. Al-
lah-mi Bahseer {women's basket-
ball), Rocky Craig {baseball),
Chris Duplanty . (men's water
polo and swimming) and Mark
Kaplan (men's tennis).
LEE
Continued from Bl
the best it can be and then go
from there. I'm confident it's
going to happen. It's just a
man er of timing."
Lee, in his sixth season at UC
Irvine, has helped the Anteaters
become a winning program. UCJ
was the doormat of Big West
basketball. It was the unknown
of the college basketball world.
But. the Anteaters have won two
straight Big West regular-season
titles and they are also building
off the success of back-to· back
20-win seasons.
Lee has been in charge of
recruiting. player development,
and scheduling. He h as been
UCJ head coach Pat Douglass'
right-hand man for the past nine
years. They won an NCAA
Division 11 championship at Cal
State Bakersfield. Then. they
took the leap to Irvine, where
the Anteaters had just
completed a 1-25 season.
"The fajth he had in me and m
himself that we can tum tlus
around, I will always ap preciate
that." Douglass said. ·1 will
always appreciate his loyalcy and
dedication. He's a tireless worker.
He spends endiess hours
observing tape."
Douglass, like many who
know Lee, believes the UC Irvine
associate head coach is prepared
to rise to the next level. If
Douglass were ever 10 leave UCI.
Lee might take over. The !>ame
scenario happened in
Bakersfield and Eastern
Montana. where a Douglass
assistant took over as head
coach .
Lee could also become a head
coach of a different program. if
the timing was right.
"Given the opportuniry to be a
head coach, I don't think there
would be any major adjustments
on h.is part," Douglass said of
Lee. "He's assumed aU the
responsibiUties it would take to
be a head coach. We need to
continue to be successful. to give
him an opportunicy. •
Through their nine years
together, Douglass and Lee have
learned to feed off each other's
SEAN HILL(R /DAILY PILOT
UCl's Matt Okoro, se en here scramblling for the ball against UC Riverside , 1s on~ of the hustling
mainstays for the Anteaters. They host Fullerton tonight at the Bren Events Center, starting at 7:05.
instincts. They share similar OUcago. Lee talked with Henry
personality tralts. as they never Oark. who was Douglass'
show too much disap pointment assistanl at Bakersfield and was
and they never display planning to leave. Lee called
over-enthusiasm. Douglass and the relationship of
When. they came to UCI they head coach and assistant began
were well aware of the task at "He's one of the best coaches
hand and they attacked the around," Lee l>aid of Douglass
challenge by devising a plan "When we got here. corning off a
One facet: they recnuted players I ·25 season, then four years
they would be able to develop later going on 10 W1J1 25 games.
and players who would fit m at that's a testament to how good a
UCI. That's been the ca.i;e for coach he is ...
players like Jerry Green and Dougl~ and Lee were a
Adam Parada. naturaJ fit because they both
"We've been ... hared a strong
together rune years "I want to be a passion for the
now, so we know game and an ,
each other; very Division I coach. intense compeoove
well," Lee said. That's my goal. lire
"When he asks for "I le has that
advice or certain When and search of
things about the w here that ~nowledge and
team. I have an enjoys the need to
advam age becau!>e happens, in th is im prove." Douglass
I know already business, it's all said of Lee. "He ha5
what he's thinking. great leadership of
It's hard to timing. I'm the playen.. He was
explain h ow much trying to get this very instrumentaJ
I've learned from 111 developing Jerry
hjm. I've learned program the (,reen. lie worked
something from best it can be w1th him on a
him everyday. Not one·on-one basis.
onJ y on the Door. and then go Lee heard about
but also hov. to be from there. I'm t.rcen from a friend
a head coach who 1s now an
because he does confident it's ass1Mant at Long
share everything going to Reach tace. Green
with me as far as w.c. a star at
dealing with happen. It's just Pomona lligh. l ie
administralton. a matter of lacer became the
deal.ing with Bl" West Pla)'l'r of
media. how 10 timing :' th~ Year m 2001
conduct yoursell Todd Lee and 2002
In nine years. I Douglass
learned a lot. It\ red-.hirted Green m
ha.rd to put uHo word'> hu\., h.1~ first year at UU. and that\
much I've learned." when the coaches went to work
Lee, after coaching two years and (,recn followed !>Uit.
in the CM . w~ eager to get back "{l.ee) helped me so m uch ...
into the college ranks. I le had said Green, who 1~ now playmg
coached al the University of San profe'>s1onally in t,erma ny. "We
Diego. Before that, he have a-great relauonship. I le did
volunteered at Southwestern ~o much for me. I can't thank
Communicy College. He worked rum enough I fe's an e).cellent
summer basketball camps at coach. 1 know he'll make an
USO and eventually was hired as excellent head coach
the third assistant to Hank Egan. Interestingly enough. Green
Egan's top assistant left the and Lee a.re l.Jl ~1milar ~•tuaaons.
team before the season Marted • At this point m their working
and Lee learned quickly and was lives. il's alJ about per<,everance.
.eventually hired 111 the vacant Green play.. one game a week in
spot. Lee later went on 10 the Germany. He spends his
CBA. non· game d ays working on his
At a pre-draft NM camp in shot and moves. lifting weights
ANTEATER BRIEFS
and trammg toward gaining an
opportumcy to play 1n the NM .
-coach 1£e really worked on
things to get me better, as far as
team basketball and learning
new moves." Green said. "He
has alJ the toob and the
knowledge. \.iaybe m a few year ...
he will be a head coach I can't
wan to ..ee him v.alkmg !he
s1dehn e.,.··
Green and Lee !>!Ill keep in
touch The) tall. on the p hone at
lea.st once a week. Relauonsh1p'>
with player'>, goe~ a long way in
college basketball, that's why
Musselman believes Lee i!. un
his \.~tay to leading a team
"I le\ definitely ready to go.·
Mus ... elman said ·11·.., JUSt a
mailer of being m the right plan·
c1.nd the n ght Umt> I le·., gomg to
be a DIVl'>ion I coach and when
he get-. the 1ob he will be ver)
succec,\ful."
Muc,selman depended on Lee
m tht> fall. I le asked I.ee to come
to the Wamors' training camp
"'I \.Vciflted 10 get his idea on
some of o ur situation .. ·
Mus.'telman '>ald \\r'hen vou
tru'il '>omcbody hke that: you
openly take cnuc1~m •
Mu't.'oelman aJ...,o knows Lee 1-.
Wllhng to make 'iacn fices.
During tht> <:.eason, there's
hardly free u me for Lee. I le
amve'i to work before 8 a.m. and
he doe<:.n't return home unttl
6:30 pm. 111al's when Carson. 4,
ctnd Jac.k.'ton, 2. aft' eagerly
awaJting to play Wl th their dad.
Lee '>pend., 11me Wlth his som
for about two hours. then it'"
11me for their baths and then for
bed
·Alter the -.ea'ion 1t'~ not hke
that. k Lee <.aJd • 1 do my be!>t !>O I
can be witJ1 the boys. You want
to ... pend time with th~ l\fy
wife makes me do enough
around th e hou!>e We try to
keep 11ng~ even. I give them a
bath every night and put them
to bed··
After the children are a'leep.
I .ee works the phonl" for
recruiting or M:heduhng. or he
watche~ game'i on Vldeotape
Hts wife, Kim. also rests. Lee\
day ends just before nudnight.
fhe next mo rning. he starts all
over again wi th th e phra5e on
the back of h is mind: It's only a
matte r of time
Col~ women -UC lrvon. vs Pl:>rtfend 11 =.Ore 2pm Collage women -UC lrvme Ill Oregon. 11
am
LOOKING FOR A SWIM/TENNIS CLUB?
NC\\'})( )rt P>L\1 l-h
-1~~1111i~ < :IlJl )
Anteaters post 2-1 victory
at Santa Clara University
ON-SITE AMENITIES & PROGRAMS •••
• 19 Tcnnas Courts
·5 Pros W/Grand Slam fap
• Scadium Court W / Bl~ach
·Ball Mad11nc
·Jr. Ol)mp1c Saltwam Pool
UCI volleyball team
upset at Northridge.
UCI third baseman Steve
Guthrie laid down a game·wln-
nlng bunt to score plnch runner
Gary Oudrey from third.as UC Ir·
vine defeated Santa dara UnJ-
verslty, 2·1, in 10 lnnlngs Friday
at Buck Shaw tadium in Santa
Oara.
Santa Oara got on the board
first 1n the bottom of the third,
capitalizing on an em>r by
pitcher Glenn Swanson that ad-
vanced Bronco stcond baseman
A.J. LaBarbera to third. l..a.Barbe·
"' later scored on a Michael
Thompson double-play ball.
UO answered In the top of the
ruth on second baseman Matt
Fisher'• single to center that
s&red ahortstop B.J. eucce. who
had 1tole:n second bate.
Antttter ltlrtt r Glenn SWan·
_.._,. .......... Cll K111f .. Mt IU -m 211. IOD left after ~ wtth bt atfib. . . outt. He gave up four hf ta and an Lo.--~~--~-----~-----~--:-----~-----------uneamedrun.
Santa Oara threatened in the
bottom of the eighth with a one·
out triple by designated hitter
Scot! Shapiro. However, with a
runner on first, reUever Kris Krise
got first baseman Eric Newton to
hit into a double play to end the
Inning. The Broncos threatened
again in the botto m of the ninth
with a runner on third. but Krise
retired the next tJ\ree batters to
push the game into extra in·
nings.
UCI pinch hitter Andy Amara
led off the 10th lnnlng with a
double to right field off of re-
liever Joe Dfef enderf er. Pinch
runner Dudrey advanced to third
on Jon Horwitz's sacrifice bunt
before Guthrie recorded the
gamc-Wln.nlng RBI.
Jn the bonom of the 10th .
w1.th a runner on aecond. UO re·
Uever Ouu Nicoll retired the
next three ln order to earn bis
flrst savo or the season u UC lr·
vtne improved to 1 l. Santa Oara
(ell LO 4·3 wflh the IOlll.
UCt rtght·hander Rren Smlth
faces Santa Oara southpaw John
Redmond in today's lp.m.
match up.
Nonconf..-.nc•
UCI 2. Sanu Cl1ra 1
Score bv..lnn~s UCI 000 ofiJ 000 1 1 e 4
SC 0010000000 150
Swanson, TrlPoll (7), Knse (8),Nlcoll
(10) Ind Wagner. Travis,~ (8),
Dlefend.rler (9), Overholt (10) and
Wallace. W -K.n1e. 1-0 L-Overhoh.
1·1. Sv .. Nicoll (1) 2B -Rs~r (UCtl.
Amara (UCI), Shaptro (SCI. 38 -
Shapiro (SCI
• UC lrvlne's men's volleyball
team , ranked No. 1 ln the nation,
auffercd ltJ second Mountain Pa-
cific Sporu Pedeatlon IO&S Friday
night a." host Cal Suuc North·
ridge rolled to a 23·30, 30·261
31 • 29, 33-31 victory.
The L b\oc:kl UCI down to
12·2, 5·2 In oonrercnce play,
whlle North.rid e, ranked No. 8,
unprows to 8-4, 4·3.
Jimmy J>duJ had 26 kills for
UO and three othm ~re tn
double Rgure .
Joe Nargi (20 ldlJs) and Nils
Nielsen {16 kills) were North-
ridge's pacesetters.
• UC Irvine's men's tennis
team Improved to 5-2, 2-0 in the
Big West Conference Friday with
a 6-1 victory over visiting Cal
Poly S.."\n Luis Obispo.
The Anteaters swept doubles
and got lngles victories fro m
Jonathan F.ndrikat. Zoran Korac,
Sean O'Conno r, Brian Morton
and Greg Biorkman.
• UC Irvine's women's tennis
team defeated the University of
the Pacl8 c. 6· l, in a match t
Eugene, Ore. Frfday with the
same formula as the men's vic-
tory, weeping doubles and Ill·
1ng Ovc of 1lt lngles.
1ngles vjctori went to Titfa·
ny Olang. Anna Bentr.et, Amy
Trancldno. KristinA Boss and J fu1
Leow.
UCl1 2·2. l-0 lo the Big Wo t.
duel the Portland Pilou tOd:ay at
9a.m.
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TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
Bridge
By CHARLES GOREN wlth OMAR SHARIF
and TANNAH HIRSCH
WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ
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